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Airlines' climate goals put at risk as support for fossil fuels grows
June 04, 2025
|The Star
THE airline industry's plan to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 is under threat due to a global shift towards fossil fuel-friendly policies, according to a major aviation group.
Speaking at an annual industry meeting in India on Sunday, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned that climate progress could slow down significantly.
Marie Owens Thomsen, IATA's top sustainability official, pointed to leaders like US President Donald Trump, whose policies promote oil and gas over renewable energy.
"The return of leaders who support fossil fuels and roll back climate regulations is clearly a setback," said Owens Thomsen.
"It puts the 2050 goal in danger."
Even so, she believes the industry will continue to move towards greener practices, just more slowly.
"It’s not going to stop us, but it will delay progress," she added.
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