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Novel CDR: Gaining Traction with Each Year
Purchases of novel CDR credits have significantly increased since 2023, and the first half of 2025 marked the highest volume of CDR purchases yet in a year, approximately 16 million credits.
- Chart of the Week
Specific Taxes on the Use of Air Transport
This report provides a global overview of the nature of these taxes, their magnitude across 6 regions and 55 countries in 2024 and discusses their role in public finance.
- Taxation
Taxes Applied to Air Transport Enterprises and Services
Taxation plays a fundamental role in how modern societies operate, allowing governments to fund essential public services and pursue social and economic goals.
- Taxation
Η ΑΞΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΑΕΡΟΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΩΝ ΣΤΗΝ ΚΥΠΡΟ (The Value of Air Transport to Cyprus)
- Value of Aviation - Country Reports
Η ΑΞΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΑΕΡΟΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΩΝ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ (The Value of Air Transport to Greece)
- Value of Aviation - Country Reports
ICAO 42nd Assembly – Key Environment-related Outcomes
The 42nd ICAO Assembly was held in Montréal, Canada, from 23 September to 3 October 2025. On environmental matters, IATA was pleased to note that the Assembly reaffirmed the commitment of Member States to achieving net-zero carbon emissions for international aviation by 2050, underpinned by concrete actions.
- Chart of the Week
Air Passenger Market Analysis September 2025
Moderated growth in September.
- Air Passenger Monthly Analysis
Air Cargo Market Analysis September 2025
Air Cargo Market Sustains Growth Amid Signs of a Slowdown.
- Air Freight Monthly Analysis
The Impact of vPM on Contrail-Cirrus Radiative Forcing
Contrails are known to have a global net warming climate impact. Aircraft gas turbine engines emit a mixture of particulate matter, including both non-volatile (nvPM) and volatile particulate matter (vPM), which contribute to the formation of contrails.
- Chart of the Week
The World’s Two Most Populous Nations to Resume Direct Flights
The India–China air corridor is reopening for passengers after a five-year suspension, marking a notable step toward renewed cooperation between the world’s two most populous nations and two of Asia’s largest economies.
- Chart of the Week