-10% emissions per passenger
Improve the efficiency of our flights, by reducing grams of CO2 per passenger and kilometre travelled.
We are well aware that the aviation sector must be a part of the change. That's why we have set ourselves an ambitious goal: to achieve climate neutrality by 2050.
And little by little we're getting there. According to IBA, Iberia is the world's second best-performing airline in terms of reducing the CO2 output of its long-haul flights: down 17% per seat kilometre since 2019.
To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, the increase in global average temperature should not exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, as stated in the Paris Agreement. However, in the last decade, the global average temperature of the planet's surface has already increased by 1.1°C.
It is therefore urgent to contain this warming, and, in order to achieve this, emissions must reduced to as close to zero as possible. As in 2050 there will still be some residual emissions, these must be extracted from the atmosphere through natural mechanisms, such as oceans and forests, but also with the help of new technologies, which allow us to achieve the goal of net-zero emissions.
Improve the efficiency of our flights, by reducing grams of CO2 per passenger and kilometre travelled.
Reduce our emissions by 20% in the coming years, both in our direct and indirect activity, that is, both in the consumption of fuel and electricity and in our value chain.
Achieve climate neutrality both in our operations and in the value chain (including our suppliers' emissions).
To meet our emission reduction targets, we have to make our flights more sustainable. In order to achieve this, we need to take certain measures such as the renewal of our aircraft, with more modern and efficient models; in-flight and ground operations that use less fuel; and strong support for the development and use of sustainable aviation fuel.
When you fly with us, we want to take you on planes that have the lowest possible environmental impact
SINCE 2015, WE HAVE RENEWED
80%
of our ground equipment.
17%
of our ground equipment is fully electric.
WE USE CATALYSTS
to reduce fuel consumption
and, consequently, the equipment's emissions into the atmosphere.
Since 2019, all the electricity used in our buildings comes from renewable sources. And in 2021 we launched our self-consumption plant, which takes up the entire roof of our engine workshop in La Muñoza, which is next to the Madrid airport.
WE HAVE
10,000 m2
of solar panels
WE GENERATE
2 MW
of power, equivalent to the consumption of 800 households
IN 3 YEARS' TIME WE WILL REACH
10 MW
of power
AND WE WILL GENERATE
13 million kWh
per year, equivalent to the consumption of 4,000 households