Brazil has established the regulatory framework for its domestic aviation decarbonization mandate ahead of its January 2027 start. Decree No. 13,094, signed on August 12,
Latin American airlines are already achieving measurable reductions in carbon intensity through newer aircraft, higher seat density and operational improvements. Cirium’s 2025 emissions data show
Every Latin American country faces the same aviation decarbonization challenge, but not every country needs to produce every litre of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) it
As Latin America’s aviation sector prepares for a long-term transition toward lower-carbon operations, one question is becoming increasingly important: where will the sustainable aviation fuel
Latin America’s aviation sector faces a defining challenge over the next quarter century. Passenger demand is expected to continue expanding as economies grow, tourism develops
As airports worldwide seek to reduce emissions while improving operational efficiency, renewable energy is becoming an increasingly strategic component of airport infrastructure. In Guadeloupe, this
As the aviation industry works toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, airlines are increasingly challenged to transform global climate commitments into operational realities. In Latin
As the aviation industry searches for realistic pathways toward net-zero emissions by 2050, a ALTA-ICF publication suggests that Latin America and the Caribbean may hold
The aviation industry sees Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as one of the most important tools for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. However, a publications released
Latin America and the Caribbean support the aviation industry’s global objective of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Yet, according to a publication released by
Environmental sustainability has become one of the six Strategic Goals of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for the period 2026–2050. In its new Strategic
As aviation accelerates toward its Net Zero 2050 target, study from the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA), developed with ICF, highlights the
