From May 6 to 8, 2025, the congress drew more than 1,000 participants from 60 countries, representing airlines, fuel producers, policymakers, investors, and energy developers, underscoring the international commitment to transforming the aviation sector’s environmental footprint.

This three-day event featured over 200 expert speakers who engaged in strategic dialogues addressing the entire SAF value chain. Key topics included SAF production technologies, investment models, and policy frameworks, such as the European ReFuelEU Aviation mandate, as well as emerging innovations like eSAF (electrofuels) and hydrogen-based solutions. The congress also provided a forum for sharing case studies on feedstock diversification and scaling sustainable fuel supply chains, essential for meeting the ambitious 20230 commercial deployment targets.

Networking was a central component, with structured 1-to-1 meetings, roundtables, and premium dinners facilitating partnerships and collanboảtion across sectors. This environment fostered connections among aviation leaders, energy suppliers, and financial institutions, accelerating joint efforts toward decarbonization goals. The event’s emphasis on practical action points and future project partnerships reflects the aviation industry’s urgent need to reduce carbon emissions while maintaining growth.