IATA further develops CO2 Connect for Cargo with British Airways and Microsoft

IATA has entered collaborations with British Airways and Microsoft to further enhance the accuracy of IATA “CO2 Connect for Cargo”, which will provide accurate and consistent carbon emissions calculations for passenger flights. British Airways will be contributing flight-level fuel burn data of its approximately 700 daily flights to IATA CO2 Connect. Carrie Harris, director of sustainability at British Airways said: “At British Airways, transparency and consistency are essential to our sustainability efforts. By sharing our flight-level fuel burn data with IATA CO2 Connect, we’re enhancing the accuracy of CO2 emissions calculations and ensuring access, to reliable, clear information. It’s crucial