European airlines urge EU to pull back on climate policies

European airlines urge EU to pull back on climate policies

Chief executives call for easing of green fuel and carbon pricing rules

European aviation's green fuel targets risk being missed

The EU's requirement for 6% of the jet fuel used by its airlines to be sustainable by 2030 is impossible to meet because of the cost and scarcity of green fuels, airline CEOs warned today ahead of a meeting with the European Commission.

Aviation CEOs demand urgent policy changes at European summit

Aviation leaders have issued a damning critique of European policymaking at a summit organised by the bloc’s largest airline association, Airlines for Europe (A4E). The CEOs of 17 European airline groups called for urgent commitments to protect their competitiveness and ensure that air travel remains accessible to the bloc’s citizens. “Europe is becoming too expensive to do business and as a result, passengers are switching to non-EU destination…

Europe’s airlines urge policymakers to boost competitiveness and connectivity

CEOs from 17 major European airlines are calling on policymakers to take urgent action to protect the competitiveness of the aviation sector. A new report by Steer Economics, commissioned by Airlines for Europe (A4E), highlights that regulatory costs for airlines have tripled over the past decade to €15 billion in 2024, with projections reaching €27.5 […]

ERA commissions 'social value' report - Aviation Business News

The European Regions Association has produced a report highlighting what it believes are the societal benefits of regional airlines Titled The economic, social, and… The post ERA commissions ‘social value’ report appeared first on Aviation Business News.

European airlines have asked the EU to reduce its environmental regulations, which means a significant change in tone for an industry that is trying to decarbonise.