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In 2013, domestic commercial flights accounted for 6.4% of US travel-related greenhouse gas emissions, making it the fourth-largest source of CO2 emissions in the transportation sector.1
The airline industry has evolved considerably since its beginnings. New fuel-efficient aircrafts as well as greener airports have contributed to the improvement of air travel efficiency by 20% since 2000, saving U.S. airlines $33 billion on fuel and preventing 303.9 million tons of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere.2 Despite this significant progress, it is often recommended to choose an alternative to flying, as individual trips by air have a remarkably large carbon footprint.
Before traveling, it is necessary to consider the reasons for your trip and opt for the most sustainable way of transport. For unavoidable flights, here are some tips that will help you to reduce your carbon footprint:
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