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IATA calls for a more stable framework for CORSIA

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Ten years after the decision in principle for CORSIA, IATA calls for stronger political support for the global compensation system. The association refers to the next implementation phase and calls for reliable international framework conditions.

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Ten Years on from CORSIA Agreement, Governments Must Strengthen the Global Framework for Aviation Emissions

Source date: 06.10.2026 · German published: 15.10.2026. The summary shall reflect the declared status; subsequent developments may deviate therefrom.

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