IATA tweaks CO2 Connect emissions calculator


IATA tweaks CO2 Connect emissions calculator

Wednesday, 19 Mar, 2025 0

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has enhanced its IATA CO2 Connect emissions calculator to account for carbon emissions reductions related to the usage of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). 

This follows the recent publication of the IATA SAF Accounting & Reporting Methodology which includes specific accounting rules and practices on how to include SAF in per-passenger CO2 data.

Initially, CO2 Connect will apply equal per-passenger emission reductions across an airline’s network, meaning that all flights will benefit from an equal (percentage) reduction.

In future enhancements, the ability to allocate per-passenger SAF emission reductions to specific routes will be added.

“Corporations and individual travellers want to clearly understand how sustainable their flying is. And, particularly if they have invested in SAF, they want to know what impact it is having,” said Frederic Leger, IATA’s SVP, Commercial Products and Services.

“We are providing the transparency and accuracy that individuals and corporates demand.”

IATA CO2 Connect uses real operational data, such as aircraft type-specific fuel consumption, directly contributed by airlines.

This approach contrasts with other calculators that primarily rely on modeled averages.

With the recent inclusion of Air India, Air Astana, Air Europa, Amelia, Clic Air, Corsair, Hi Fly, Oman Air, Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas and Royal Air Maroc, some 60 airlines are now contributing data to CO2 Connect.

With each new airline participant, the accuracy and transparency of IATA CO2 Connect’s calculations improves.

“With the strong support of all our participating airlines and the new ability to accurately account for SAF in the calculation, IATA CO2 Connect is going from strength to strength,” added Leger.



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