Honeywell's SAF alliance promises faster project timelines and 5-10% cost savings, positioning it advantageously in the growing sustainable aviation market. This strategic alliance represents a significant integration of complementary technologies across the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) value chain. By combining GIDARA's gasification expertise, Johnson Matthey's catalysts, Honeywell's process technology, and Samsung E&A's engineering capabilities, the partnership creates a comprehensive solution addressing a critical bottleneck in SAF production: feedstock diversity. The Fischer-Tropsch pathway being deployed enables the use of abundant biomass and municipal solid waste as feedstock—crucial as traditional feedstocks face limitations. This aligns with International Energy Agency projections that waste-derived biofuels will comprise 40% of total biofuel demand by 2030.