Carbon Analysis: Slow Progress By Eastern European Flag Carriers

William Moore February 26, 2024
airBaltic Airbus A220-300

AirBaltic Airbus A220-300

Credit: Airbus
This week, the Carbon Analysis delves into the emissions of four Eastern European flag carriers: Air Astana, airBaltic, LOT Polish Airlines, and Uzbekistan Airways, the national airlines of Kazakhstan, Latvia, Poland, and Uzbekistan, respectively. Emissions are shown for the third quarter (Q3) of...
William Moore

Based in the UK, William is a Sustainable Aerospace Technology Analyst, specializing in the electrification of aviation and the emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) industry.

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