DCC & Shell Aviation has about 100 employees. Most of them work on site and in close cooperation with our partners at the Danish airports, aircraft operators and private aircraft owners. Therefore, in Denmark, we often play a key role, usually slightly withdrawn and behind the scenes, whenever a domestic aircraft, a rescue helicopter or a privately owned plane takes off.
Below is a selection of the news and stories we are sharing on an ongoing basis. It will provide you with information on some of DCC & Shell Aviation’s partnerships.
Latest News
Historic SAF delivery arrives in Copenhagen – growing demand in Danish aviation
To meet growing demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from airlines, DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark are now, for the first time in Denmark, establishing a large inventory of SAF.
Air Greenland signs historic SAF agreement with DCC & Shell Aviation
Agreement on SAF deliveries sees Air Greenland – together with DCC & Shell Aviation – take a major step towards more sustainable flights to Greenland.
Billund Airport introduce jet fuel made from bio-waste
In collaboration with Denmark’s largest aviation fuel supplier DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark and Neste, Billund Airport is now introducing the bio-based…
Green Power Denmark
DCC & Shell Aviation is a PtX partner of Green Power Denmark. Denmark is on track to becoming a PtX pioneer country, and we…
Bornholm Airport
DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark is today responsible for the total supply of aviation fuel to aircraft and helicopters at Bornholm Airport. In cooperation with…
DCC & Shell Aviation to buy eJet Fuel from Arcadia
DCC & Shell Aviation has entered into an advance agreement with Arcadia to buy the total amount of eJet Fuel produced at Arcadia’s first…
Partners
Alsie Express: First domestic route in Denmark flies on SAF
Since May 2021, all planes on the route between Sonderborg and Copenhagen have used SAF, a more sustainable aviation fuel. Alsie Express is the first domestic route to use SAF, which is made from organic waste from, for example, the food industry, thus reducing CO2 emissions from aviation fuel.
The Denmark premiere at Sonderborg Airport is the first step towards a future in which domestic flights will gradually reduce their climate footprint. Alsie Express expects a reduced carbon footprint from the new sustainable jet fuel corresponding to about 4% of the annual emissions from flights on the route between Sonderborg and Copenhagen.
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