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CO₂ Emissions by Airline: The Dirtiest Carriers in the Sky.

Carbon Dioxide emissions is the biggest impact on climate changes .CO2 travels in the atmosphere more thousand years .The airlines aviation play sufficient role in the CO2 emissions .Climate change is becoming more challenging for the airlines industry therefore Airlines aviation mission Net-Zero emissions by 2050 where focus to reduce 65% CO2 through sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and working on the New technology, electric and hydrogen, aircraft design ,infrastructure and operational efficiencies ,offsets and carbon capture. A development program through CORSIA aims to compensate the current CO2 emissions until the proper availability of SAF by therefore supporting the other part of economy.

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Flying in to the future: Net-Zero by 2050 Myth or Mission?

History of innovation in Airlines over the century became futuristic invention. Wilbur and Orville Wright spend four years successfully made the world first airplanes. Ambitions for invention from one airplane to double-decker jets crossing oceans in hours. Flight has become a symbol of connection, innovation, and progress just in one century.  

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The “Mission”: Why Net-Zero Could Be Possible

Net-Zero collective mission to achieved the Zero emissions in the sky. To be very honest the airline aviation industry have long term target working together in same mission with Airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and governments are investing in a mix of technologies and strategies to cut emissions. Achieving net zero CO2 emissions by 2050 will require a combination of maximum elimination of emissions at the source, offsetting and carbon capture technologies.

Time for actions instead of words

Right for living in this world every human have dreams to sustainable society to live, end of the day Airlines industries are bound to reduce in the CO2, Governments are aware of these CO2 effect to the human live, Sustainable Developments Goals from United Nations are focusing on sustainability, Airlines aviation have to achieve the Net Zero by 2050 because There is no planet B.


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