Travellers to pay more for flights leaving S’pore from 2026 to support use of greener jet fuel


The money collected from the passenger levy will go towards the bulk purchase of sustainable aviation fuel that airlines here will need to use. - ST

SINGAPORE: From 2026, travellers flying out of Singapore will pay higher air fares due to a levy that the Government will impose as part of a move to require flights departing from the city-state to use environmentally sustainable jet fuel.

The money collected from the passenger levy will go towards the bulk purchase of sustainable aviation fuel that airlines here will need to use, to kick-start adoption.

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