Hyundai Dream Tour partners with Air France-KLM for eco-friendly fuel

The S.Korean travel company will establish a carbon emission reduction support fund

Boris Darceaux, Air France-KLM general manager for Japan, Korea and New Caledonia(left) and Chang Young-soon, CEO of Hyundai Dream Tour
Boris Darceaux, Air France-KLM general manager for Japan, Korea and New Caledonia(left) and Chang Young-soon, CEO of Hyundai Dream Tour
Ji-Hee Choi 1
2023-02-21 10:49:42 mymasaki@hankyung.com
Carbon neutrality

On Monday, Hyundai Dream Tour, a travel company affiliated with Hyundai Department Store Group, announced a partnership with Air France-KLM to promote the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

SAF is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based jet fuel that uses biofuels such as animal and vegetable oils. It can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional jet fuel.

As part of the partnership, Hyundai Dream Tour will establish a carbon emission reduction support fund to help reduce carbon emissions during air travel. The fund will be used to support Air France and KLM in expanding their use of SAF.

Write to Ji-Hee Choi at mymasaki@hankyung.com

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