LanzaTech Global, Inc. has secured a £6.4 million grant from the UK government's Advanced Fuels Fund (AFF) to advance its DRAGON 1 and DRAGON 2 projects, aimed at revolutionizing the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) landscape in the UK. DRAGON 1, based in Port Talbot, South Wales, converts recycled carbon fuel ethanol into advanced SAF using LanzaJet® Alcohol-to-Jet technology. DRAGON 2, the next phase, will synthesize ethanol from captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen to produce SAF, showcasing an innovative approach to decarbonizing air travel. By integrating carbon recycling with conversion technology, these projects offer SAF with lower Carbon Intensity, supporting the UK's sustainability goals and fostering economic development. The UK government's financial backing demonstrates confidence in LanzaTech's technology and the potential of waste-based SAF production. LanzaTech's collaboration with LanzaJet and the launch of CirculAir™ highlight a global shift towards sustainable aviation solutions. With total AFF investments reaching £198 million, the UK shows strong support for clean aviation innovations, emphasizing a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions in the aviation sector.