Aviation/CORSIA > Airline touts success at curbing non-CO2 climate impact by using AI mapping

Airline touts success at curbing non-CO2 climate impact by using AI mapping

Published 14:56 on August 10, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:02 on August 10, 2023  / /  Aviation/CORSIA, EMEA, Voluntary

A leading airline has been testing AI technology to reduce airplane contrails when flying at altitude, with positive results, suggesting that the technology can be a cost-effective way to help to reduce the climate impact of aviation and potentially also generate contrail reduction-based carbon credits.
A leading airline has been testing AI technology to reduce airplane contrails when flying at altitude, with positive results, suggesting that the technology can be a cost-effective way to help to reduce the climate impact of aviation and potentially also generate contrail reduction-based carbon credits.


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