Flight Emissions Label - Aircraft operators

Aircraft Operators

The EU Flight Emissions Label (FEL) aims to boost consumer confidence and facilitate cross-border trade, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises. It enables passengers to make informed choices when booking flights to help reduce aviation’s environmental impacts. EU surveys have concluded that the modern passenger is not aware of their environmental impact from air travel but are keen to know more.

The FEL will be based on trusted, harmonised and reliable data presented in an easily understandable format on the impacts of aviation by establishing clear boundaries for green claims. The legislation aims to protect consumers from greenwashing and enable them to make informed purchasing decisions based on credible environmental claims.

Want to opt-in to the environmental labelling scheme?

Why should airlines participate in the program early?

Ensure label processes can be easily adopted by your airline.

Learn the processes and tell EASA what will make your adoption easier.

Shape and optimise internal reporting, validation and communication processes.

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Ensure your organisation’s requirements are considered in the development of the label.

Your data & participation will help shape the outcomes.

Have direct communication and support from EASA in the launch stages of the programme

Early participation in the programme allows for FEL development considering the specific needs of your business.

Gain early knowledge of label results, including sensitivity to variables and assumptions, benchmarking, and methods to integrate into sales, marketing and public communications.

Significantly reduce the burden of onboarding onto the FEL

Early participation in the programme allows for the label to be tried and tested at launch with specifics of your business model supported by real data.

Interested in the voluntary participation of the scheme?

Contact EASA Flight emissions team