Alaska Airlines has committed to sustainable practices, and is aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. The focus is on operational efficiency, fleet modernization with fuel-efficient aircraft, and investing in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). The airline also encourages passenger participation through initiatives like carbon offsetting and reducing waste.
Emission Metrics and Reflection of Commitment
Total Emission
7.5 Million Metric Tonnes
Net-0 Target Year
2040
Jet Fuel Consumption Saving
1.6 Million Gallons
Estimated Emissions
Actions and Commitments
Commitments Made and Actions taken by Alaska Airlines
Net-Zero Carbon Emissions Goal: Alaska Airlines aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. This includes an interim goal to maintain carbon-neutral growth from 2019 levels by 2025.
Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs): The airline is adopting SAFs to reduce emissions. It has partnered with industry stakeholders to scale up SAF production and make it more accessible.
Fleet Modernization: Alaska Airlines invests in a more fuel-efficient fleet, such as the Boeing 737 MAX, which reduces fuel consumption and emissions compared to older models.
Operational Efficiency: The airline implements strategies like single-engine taxiing, optimized flight planning, and weight reduction initiatives to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
Partnerships and Carbon Offsets: Alaska Airlines collaborates with organizations to develop innovative sustainability solutions, including carbon offset programs that support reforestation, renewable energy, and other carbon reduction projects
Navigating the Roadblocks Ahead...
Carbon emissions tracking and reduction
Complying with global compliance requirements
Customer and stakeholder expectations
Supply chain sustainability
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Embracing Opportunities
Identifying Impact Opportunities
Transparent Reporting: Provide clear, accurate, and detailed disclosures on sustainability goals, progress, and challenges, aligned with globally recognized frameworks like SASB, TCFD, and SEC Climate Disclosures.
Third-Party Verification: Ensure all environmental claims, such as emissions reductions or Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) usage, are independently verified by credible auditors.
Set Measurable Goals: Define specific, time-bound sustainability targets that are scientifically backed and achievable, avoiding vague or overly ambitious claims.
Engage Stakeholders: Foster open dialogue with customers, employees, investors, and environmental organizations to validate claims and maintain accountability.
Value Chain Accountability: Collaborate with suppliers and partners to ensure sustainability efforts are consistent throughout the value chain.
Continuous Monitoring and Adaptation: Regularly evaluate the effectiveness of sustainability initiatives and refine approaches based on data and stakeholder feedback.
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