IATA Sustainability Speaker Series

All stakeholders must align their interests and develop a collaborative approach if the airline industry wants to achieve net zero by 2050.

IATA’s Director General, Willie Walsh, analyzes the aviation industry’s current commitment to fighting climate change, highlighting the immediate tactics and long-term strategies that must be implemented to reach environmental mandates.

Offering a practical and proactive perspective, Walsh outlines essential next steps that industry leaders and policy-makers must take to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

Topics covered include:

Practical and proactive perspective.
Essential next steps that industry leaders must take.
Polices required to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

Hemant Mistry, IATA's Director of Energy Transition shares his expertise and experience while outlining the step-by-step processes and the critical actions the aviation industry must take to reach its target and effectively combat climate change.

Topics covered include:

The implementation of new aircraft technology to curb carbon emissions.
New strategies to develop energy and new fuels infrastructure.
Necessary shifts in aircraft operations to ensure energy efficiency and sustainability.
New financial models and government policies are needed to ensure a cohesive initiative that works.

Market research shows that passengers want simple and effective ways to mitigate their carbon footprint when flying, which requires easy access to reliable emissions calculations and reporting. Michael Schnieder, Assistant Director of Sustainability Programs at IATA discusses how key stakeholders work together to ensure that passengers can access accurate emissions data to make conscientious purchasing choices when flying.

Topics covered include:

The problematic inconsistencies with theoretical emissions calculations.
Recent technological developments improving CO2 reporting.
The need for competitors to work in collaboration for common environmental goals.

Creating a sustainable aviation industry will require renewable, low-carbon fuel sources for our aircraft carriers. But how do we finance and execute this colossal shift in our systems and processes?

In this informative and optimistic discussion, industry experts address the challenges of transitioning to a sustainable air-fuel supply. More importantly, they highlight SAF’s incredible opportunities for businesses, local economies, and the environment.

Hear from innovative entrepreneurs, policy-makers, and financial experts to learn the tactics and approaches needed to adopt new fuel sources successfully.

Topics covered include:

Financing for this technological and energy transition.
Diversifying feedstocks to use environmental goals.
Socio-economic benefits.
Policies needed to support this transition.

All stakeholders must align their interests and develop a collaborative approach if the airline industry wants to achieve net zero by 2050.

Offering a practical and proactive perspective, Walsh outlines essential next steps that industry leaders and policy-makers must take to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

Topics covered include:

Practical and proactive perspective.
Essential next steps that industry leaders must take.
Polices required to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

Topics covered include:

The implementation of new aircraft technology to curb carbon emissions.
New strategies to develop energy and new fuels infrastructure.
Necessary shifts in aircraft operations to ensure energy efficiency and sustainability.
New financial models and government policies are needed to ensure a cohesive initiative that works.

Market research shows that passengers want simple and effective ways to mitigate their carbon footprint when flying, which requires easy access to reliable emissions calculations and reporting. Michael Schnieder, Assistant Director of Sustainability Programs at IATA, discusses how key stakeholders work together to ensure that passengers can access accurate emissions data to make conscientious purchasing choices when flying.

Topics covered include:

The problematic inconsistencies with theoretical emissions calculations.
Recent technological developments improving CO2 reporting.
The need for competitors to work in collaboration for common environmental goals.

Creating a sustainable aviation industry will require renewable, low-carbon fuel sources for our aircraft carriers. But how do we finance and execute this colossal shift in our systems and processes?

Hear from innovative entrepreneurs, policy-makers, and financial experts to learn the tactics and approaches needed to adopt new fuel sources successfully.

Topics covered include:

Financing for this technological and energy transition.
Diversifying feedstocks to use environmental goals.
Socio-economic benefits.
Policies needed to support this transition.

All stakeholders must align their interests and develop a collaborative approach if the airline industry wants to achieve net zero by 2050.

Offering a practical and proactive perspective, Walsh outlines essential next steps that industry leaders and policy-makers must take to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

Topics covered include:

Practical and proactive perspective.
Essential next steps that industry leaders must take.
Polices required to transform a vision for a sustainable future into reality.

IATA's Director of Energy Transition, Hemant Mistry, shares his expertise and experience while outlining the step-by-step processes and the critical actions the aviation industry must take to reach its target and effectively combat climate change.

Topics covered include:

The implementation of new aircraft technology to curb carbon emissions.
New strategies to develop energy and new fuels infrastructure.
Necessary shifts in aircraft operations to ensure energy efficiency and sustainability.
New financial models and government policies are needed to ensure a cohesive initiative that works.

Market research shows that passengers want simple and effective ways to mitigate their carbon footprint when flying, which requires easy access to reliable emissions calculations and reporting. Michael Schnieder, Assistant Director of Environmental Programs at IATA discusses how key stakeholders work together to ensure that passengers can access accurate emissions data to make conscientious purchasing choices when flying.

Topics covered include:

The problematic inconsistencies with theoretical emissions calculations.
Recent technological developments improving CO2 reporting.
The need for competitors to work in collaboration for common environmental goals.

Creating a sustainable aviation industry will require renewable, low-carbon fuel sources for our aircraft carriers. But how do we finance and execute this colossal shift in our systems and processes?

Hear from innovative entrepreneurs, policy-makers, and financial experts to learn the tactics and approaches needed to adopt new fuel sources successfully.

Topics covered include:

Financing for this technological and energy transition.
Diversifying feedstocks to use environmental goals.
Socio-economic benefits.
Policies needed to support this transition.