Alaska Airlines uses alcohol-to-jet biofuel on two 737-800 flights
Seattle-based Alaska Airlines has operated two Boeing 737-800 scheduled flights powered by a fuel comprised of 20% biofuel derived from non-edible field corn. Alaska estimated that the fuel blend used on the Seattle (SEA)-San Francisco and SEA-Washington National flights reduced carbon dioxide (CO2)...
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