Aviation Sustainability Briefing

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Aviation Sustainability Briefing

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Welcome to our second edition of the EUROCONTROL Aviation Sustainability Briefing.

I invite you to read our stories about hydrogen technology, EUROCONTROL’s cooperation with DLR on contrail prevention, our interview with Jo Dardenne from Transport & Environment and our update on the EU’s Emission Trading System and ICAO’s CORSIA.

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Marylin Bastin
Marylin Bastin

Head of Aviation Sustainability

EUROCONTROL

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EUROCONTROL data snapshots on CO₂ emissions

Our snapshots show CO2 emissions from flights declined by 57% in 2020, but with considerable variations between States and the fact that half of CO2 emissions come from just 6% of flights: the long-haul ones.

Data snapshot on emissions by State Data snapshot on emissions by flight distance

Underlying flight data sourced from EUROCONTROL Central Route Charges Office (CRCO). The CO₂ emissions growth as shown is based on all flights departing from EUROCONTROL Member States taking into account aircraft type and route. As Israel, Morocco and Ukraine are not integrated in the multilateral route charges system they cannot be shown.