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Update on CORSIA

NameJob title

Tackling the climate challenge

The industry’s targets

Tactical improvements across the system

“Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation” (CORSIA)- Aim is to address growth in CO2 emissions from international civil aviation above 2020 levels

(CNG2020)- Applies to international flights only- Is to be the MBM applying to CO2 emissions from international aviation

ICAO Assembly Resolution A39-3

Phased implementation

Phased implementation

• The phased implementation will exempt certain routes from offsetting requirements

• Exemptions are based on routes, not on the nationality of operators

• All routes will remain subject to the requirement to monitor and report CO2 emissions

• All operators will need to monitor their emissions starting on 1 January 2019• In 2018, operators will need to prepare in order to be ready to comply with

MRV (monitoring, reporting and verification) requirements in 2019.

72 States have volunteered

Why volunteer?

CORSIA is just around the corner

Key messages to airlines

Key messages to regulators

Countdown to CORSIA Workshops

Session Location DateEurope #1 Geneva 18 December 2017North Asia Shanghai 9 January 2018Middle East Amman 16 January 2018Africa #1 Johannesburg 24 January 2018Americas #1 Miami 29 January 2018Americas #2 Miami 30 January 2018Asia-Pacific #1 Singapore 8 February 2018Asia-Pacific #2 Singapore 9 February 2018Africa #2 Accra 13 February 2018Russia & Central Asia Moscow 15 February 2018Americas #3 Buenos Aires 21 February 2018Europe #2 Geneva 28 February 2018

For more information on the workshops

https://aviationbenefits.org/environmental-efficiency/our-climate-plan/offsetting-emissions-growth/countdown-to-corsia/workshops/

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