FlyORO

FlyORO is a company that works on sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF. SAF is a cleaner jet fuel that is mixed with regular jet fuel. FlyORO focuses on the blending step. It says it was built by aviation engineers and fuel specialists.

The company says it changes how and where SAF is blended. Its modular technology is called AlphaLite. It is meant for blending close to where fuel is used, which the company calls last-mile blending. FlyORO says this can be set up where it makes sense for logistics and cost, and that it keeps costs clear.

The company says its aim is to make SAF easier to get and more affordable. It states that its modular systems fit with current airport operations. This is meant to make them simpler to roll out and easier to scale up. It describes itself as a supply chain partner for airports, airlines and fuel suppliers.

The website lists recent news. FlyORO joined the ICAO Finvest Hub as a partner, to share blending knowledge for aviation decarbonization finance. It joined the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials as a member, which supports SAF supply chains and book and claim systems. Book and claim is a way to track the green benefits of fuel. It also signed a memorandum of understanding with XCF Global to develop global SAF supply chain solutions.

The site also mentions that Wagner delivered Australia's first dedicated SAF blending terminal. It does not say that FlyORO built it, so treat it as industry news.

The leadership team has a mix of backgrounds. Jonathan Yeo is a chemical engineer who has scaled energy and chemical businesses. Genevieve leads outreach and growth for the company. Joe leads technical work and operations. Damian McLoughlin is an aviation energy executive with more than 20 years of experience.

The website has a contact form that asks whether the visitor is an investor, airport, airline, fuel supplier, regulator or other. It also offers a newsletter on SAF news.