Articles tagged “european union”

The fiery critique signals a sector losing patience with climate goals as costs rise and real progress slows.

Airline CEOs pushing for delays without significantly investing more in the production of greener jet fuels themselves seems like a missed opportunity.

The EU has big goals for sustainable aviation fuel, but big goals alone won’t solve the problem. Without major investment to produce more SAF and make it cheaper, these targets may end up being more talk than action.

Reducing emissions remains a critical issue in Europe's tourism strategy. It’s a steep challenge, but bringing everyone together to debate it can't be a bad idea.

On today’s podcast, we preview an exclusive interview with Marriott’s CEO, give insight into Tripadvisor layoffs, and explain why European airlines need help from the EU.

Airlines are in a tough spot – they know they need to cut greenhouse gas emissions but also point out how hard it is to make flying more green.

The airline industry's push to delay pollution reporting rules could be seen as a delay tactic. But the EU should have the systems in place to support new reporting rules.

As climate policies raise the cost of air travel, particularly in Europe, some destination marketers may find it's riskier to bet on tourism growth from long-haul markets.

European airlines have delayed hundreds of flights due to air traffic control restrictions caused by severe weather in the region.

The European Union’s rule gives a glimpse into how the U.S. may enforce its automatic refunds policy – though there are key differences.