A new study of 27 million flights reveals that aviation emissions can be cut by 50% without reducing travel. By using modern aircraft, ensuring planes fly near full, and optimizing seating, the industry can achieve massive carbon reductions today. These proven efficiency gains offer a clear path to cleaner skies.
(c) Chris Curry
(c) Chris Curry

Pagbabago sa operasyon ng lipad, kalahati ang mababawas sa emisyon

THE GUARDIAN

Sa pag-aaral ng 27 milyong flight, napatunayan na kayang bawasan ang emisyon nang 50% kahit hindi binabawasan ang biyahe. Gamit ang makabagong eroplano at puno na mga upuan, mabilis ang pag-unlad sa kalikasan. Ipinapakita ng mga datos na ang tamang sistema ang susi sa mas malinis na paglalakbay sa himpapawid.

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