Aviation/CORSIA > EU lawmakers strike deal to keep alive prospect of regulating international flight emissions

EU lawmakers strike deal to keep alive prospect of regulating international flight emissions

Published 23:16 on October 18, 2017  /  Last updated at 23:18 on October 18, 2017  / Ben Garside /  Aviation/CORSIA, EMEA, EU ETS, International

EU lawmakers agreed a deal late Wednesday to extend the suspension of extra-European flights from the EU ETS but will hold a review of the UN’s CORSIA scheme at the end of 2023, which could see those routes become regulated once again under the bloc’s carbon market.
EU lawmakers agreed a deal late Wednesday to extend the suspension of extra-European flights from the EU ETS but will hold a review of the UN’s CORSIA scheme at the end of 2023, which could see those routes become regulated once again under the bloc’s carbon market.


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