Allison Graab, executive director of the Sustainable Aviation Coalition, applauded the reintroduction of the Farm to Fly Act in the House of Representatives. “Sustainable aviation fuel is rooted in America’s agricultural sector,” she said. “The Farm to Fly Act expands opportunities for U.S. farmers and strengthens the Department of Agriculture’s role in developing sustainable aviation fuels.” She also says the Act will enhance the energy dominance of the U.S., drive rural economic growth, and reinforce American innovation in fuel production.” The Act was first adopted in the 2024 House Agriculture Committee Farm Bill. It would clarify eligibility for SAF within USDA’s Bio-Energy Programs, expanding markets for American crops through aviation bioenergy. Industry coalitions and associations, including the SAF Coalition, Airlines for America, the Renewable Fuels Association, and others, also support the bill. Multiple congresspeople, including Democrats and Republicans, reintroduced the Act to support SAF production through domestic agriculture resources.
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