According to a new study CO2 emissions from private jetsAlthough it increased by 46% between 2019 and 2023, it was stated that the increase will continue if this sector is not further regulated. Private airline travel, luxury events and summer season With a peak in CO2 emissions stands out.

Private aviation industryserves only three per thousand of the world’s population. Private jets are among the aircraft types that cause the most CO2 emissions due to their high energy consumption. In 2023, this sector caused 15.6 million tons of CO2 emissions.

Luxury events and vacation destinations increase private jet traffic, causing emissions to spike

Researchers conducted a study conducted between 2019 and 2023. 18.7 million private jet flights examined. They found that about half of these flights were made over distances of less than 500 km and were often chosen for the sole purpose of saving time or convenience. The study found that private airline passengers produce far more CO2 emissions than the average person.

Linked to major events such as the Super Cup, World Economic Forum and COP28 in 2023 private jet trafficled to a significant increase in emissions. In addition, the increase in the number of visitors and weekend density in luxury summer holiday regions, especially in places such as Ibiza and Nice, attracted attention.

Private jets pose a greater threat in terms of CO2 emissions with increasing demand and limited sustainable fuel use. Researchers say regulations in the sector will become mandatory emissions can be reduced He stressed that effective steps must be taken to prevent this