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The Aviation Industry has Aggressive Goals
- The call to action on climate change has advanced over recent years. United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change marked 2030 as a point of no return for global warming caused by the emission of greenhouse gases.
- The aviation industry has had a goal to address its 2 percent share of human-caused CO2 by capping net emissions from 2020 and cutting them in half by 2050, compared to 2005 levels. This aligns aviation with the objectives of the Paris agreement.
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Industry leaders are moving towards a holistic strategy for sustainable design through the aircraft’s lifecycle.
By 2024, 80% of global manufacturers will incorporate environmental sustainability into their product lifecycle management processes and ecosystem.
Researchers expected 40% of G2000 manufacturers will use traceability technologies to mitigate risk and boost transparency by 2025.
By 2024, 80% of global manufacturers will incorporate environmental sustainability into their product lifecycle management processes and ecosystem.
Researchers expected 40% of G2000 manufacturers will use traceability technologies to mitigate risk and boost transparency by 2025.