Aviation/CORSIA > Airlines, developers split on fate of passenger offset schemes in wake of CORSIA

Airlines, developers split on fate of passenger offset schemes in wake of CORSIA

Published 22:25 on October 4, 2017  /  Last updated at 22:25 on October 4, 2017  / /  Aviation/CORSIA, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

Airlines are divided as to whether the voluntary programmes they run to encourage passengers to offset their carbon footprint will dwindle or flourish as the international CORSIA compliance market takes shape.
Airlines are divided as to whether the voluntary programmes they run to encourage passengers to offset their carbon footprint will dwindle or flourish as the international CORSIA compliance market takes shape.


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