Climate Action

Carbon removal is the process of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and locking it away for decades, centuries, or millennia.  Both natural, technological and hybrid strategies exist to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, which is then stored through various means, such as in plants, trees and soils, underground reservoirs, rocks and the ocean.

Emission Neutral looks beyond carbon offsetting and offsets other aviation emissions, including water vapour, aerosols and nitrous oxide – which account for 2/3 of the emissions produced when flying. 

While offsetting reduces carbon footprint indirectly, using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which has a lower carbon intensity, significantly and directly reduces these GHG’s emissions – in its neat form, SAF’s use can reduce total lifecycle CO2 emissions by over 85% compared to conventional jet fuel.

SAF is a liquid and clean substitute for fossil jet fuel, produced from sustainable resources like waste oils and agricultural residues.

The Global 7500 is the first business jet to receive an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). High-speed transonic wings cut down on drag, reducing fuel burn and emissions while its GE Passport Engines have a reduced fuel consumption of approximately 2.5 litres per functional unit.