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Airbus H225 Flies on 100 Percent SAF
Flight is start of campaign to get 100 percent SAF approved for use in all Airbus Helicopter models.
The Airbus H225 test helicopter flew with an unblended SAF derived from used cooking oil provided by TotalEnergies. (Photo: Airbus Helicopters)
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Mark Huber
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November 9, 2021
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