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Airlines to Pay Millions Extra This Year as Free Emission Rights Lapse

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This year, airlines will either have to invest heavily in sustainability or pay tens of millions of euros extra in emission rights. Until now, they’ve received many free emission rights - intended to give airlines financial room to improve their sustainability - but those lapse this year. KLM expects to spend some €325 million per year on emission rights by 2030, NOS reports.

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End of Free Emissions: Airlines Pay Millions Extra

KLM, Corendon and TUI received hundreds of millions in free emission rights, but that is about to change.

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Airlines to pay millions extra this year as free emission rights lapse

This year, airlines will either have to invest heavily in sustainability or pay tens of millions of euros extra in emission rights. Until now, they’ve received many free emission rights - intended to give airlines financial room to improve their sustainability - but those lapse this year. KLM expects to spend some €325 million per year on emission rights by 2030, NOS reports.

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NOS broke the news in Netherlands on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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