An action plan for aviation sustainability in Canada

Shaming flying doesn't significantly reduce emissions, but applying Canadian innovation to aviation sustainability can have global impact.

There is a lot of work needed to achieve a sustainable future for air transportation. We cannot address the challenges facing the future of aviation using the tools of the past, writes Suzanne Kearns. Photograph courtesy Pexels

Opinion

BY SUZANNE KEARNS

November 25, 2019

The aviation industry is projecting unprecedented growth. Last year, the sector carried four billion passengers. By 2037, aviation is projected to double by safely transporting 8.2 billion passengers around the world. With this growth comes both opportunities and challenges for Canada. There has be...

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