Explore what to look for in an airline's sustainability approach, including emissions per passenger, reduction commitments and transparent carbon reporting.

International travel has a role in business, culture, education and is a very significant component of some countries' economies. We all realise that...
The world - and specifically airlines and aircraft manufacturers - need to accelerate their developments and roll-out of truly sustainable aviation, which is why we have announced the Freedom Flight Prize.
As users of commercial flights, we need to make informed choices about the best airlines for us. In the table below, we summarise the performance of some of the UK's favourite airlines.
Of course we want to see renewable electric planes (just imagine a fully electric A-340) but the industry is someway off this now. Instead look for:
Until truly sustainable flights are available, we strongly recommend that you limit your flying - consider other less carbon intensive means of travelling/doing business. When this is not possible you should compensate for the impact that you flights have - you should only do this via fully transparent certified carbon offsetting projects.
A single economy flight can represent more than 10% of an average person's annual carbon footprint.
You should, as a bare minimum, compensate for the damage done by offsetting these flight emissions now. To actually give something back to the environment we suggest you double-up and offset twice the amount to actively then support projects that are improving our environment.
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