Witcher's Guide to Sustainable Aviation: Singapore Flights to Cost More in 2026

A Bard's Tale of Sustainable Skies

As I Geralt of Rivia traverse the lands news has reached my ears of the sky high costs awaiting travelers from Singapore come 2026. Flights will become a tad pricier as the country takes to the skies with sustainable aviation fuel. Looks like the winds of change are blowing stronger than ever.

Setting the Stage for SAF

Ah the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore sets forth a grand blueprint aiming to have 1% of jet fuel at Changi and Seletar Airports be sustainable by 2026 with eyes on 3 5% by 2030. Quite the ambitious quest I must say. Who knew airlines had mages brewing sustainable potions to fuel their machines?

Coins for a Cause

Beware travelers! Your pockets may feel a little lighter as these sustainable changes take flight. Economy class passengers jetting off to various lands may need to part with a few extra coins and those in premium classes... well perhaps a princely sum. Brace yourselves for the Coin of Surprise awaits!

A Weighty Price to Pay

"The cost is manageable," claims Chee the Transport Minister. But at what expense I wonder? The call for sustainability rings loud yet who shall bear the weight of these increased fares? Perhaps I shall take to Roach for my travels instead. Gwent anyone?

A Quest for Net Zero

The International Air Transport Association and its allies have sworn an oath to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. A noble quest indeed. As we march towards a greener future may the winds carry us safely to our destination be it on foot or atop a steel steed.