IATA DG and CEO Tony Tyler said the European Union’s (EU) insistence on including aviation in its Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), and the controversy that has erupted over its stance, is “poisoning the atmosphere that is needed to achieve a global approach” on managing aircraft carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions at ICAO.
IATA DG and CEO Tony Tyler said the European Union’s (EU) insistence on including aviation in its Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), and the controversy that has erupted over its stance, is “poisoning the atmosphere that is needed to achieve a global approach” on managing aircraft carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions at ICAO. Speaking to the Arab Air Carriers Organization (AACO) AGM in Algiers, Tyler said the EU “continuing to pursue its unilateral and extra-territorial ...
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