Airline (Asia) |
On Emissions Trading |
Singapore Airlines
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Supports the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) which is working to develop a series of measures to help the aviation industry as a whole reduce its contribution to climate change. These measures include: voluntary agreements, emissions trading and other offset mechanisms
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KLM Air France |
Favors the inclusion of aviation in an open Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) as the most efficient solution for air transport to contribute to the reduction of the global CO2 emissions
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SAS |
In recent years the SAS Group – on its own and via the Association of European Airlines (AEA) – has actively sought to have aviation included in both the European and Norwegian emission trading schemes
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British Airways |
Rejection of tax and support for well designed, cost effective emissions trading
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Lufthansa |
Report on low pillars to address climate change which include emissions trading. The ICAO will develop concrete suggestions for an internationally binding trading system of emissions rights by 2007 – combined with suggestions on how emissions could be reduced by improved infrastructures and more efficient flight management
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Virgin Atlantic Airways |
Continues to push for aviation’s inclusion in the European
Union Emissions Trading Scheme
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