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Boeing Partners with Technion for Sustainable Aviation Fuel by 2030

2/2/2026

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The Boeing Company and Technion–Israel Institute of Technology will develop SAF to reduce emissions, aiming for airplanes to fly on SAF by 2030.
Uri Sivan, President of Technion, calls the collaboration historic for Israel's economy and energy security.
The Boeing Company will commit a multi-million-dollar investment and plan an experimental fuel-testing facility at Technion.
The Boeing Company also announced a cybersecurity research center with Ben-Gurion University to enhance aviation systems.

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The Boeing Company and Technion–Israel Institute of Technology will develop SAF to reduce emissions, aiming for airplanes to fly on SAF by 2030.
Uri Sivan, President of Technion, calls the collaboration historic for Israel's economy and energy security.
The Boeing Company will commit a multi-million-dollar investment and plan an experimental fuel-testing facility at Technion.
The Boeing Company also announced a cybersecurity research center with Ben-Gurion University to enhance aviation systems.