Iberia Group customers can now offset emissions from their flights

The Iberia Group launches this Sunday its CO2labora program through which its customers can offset the emissions of their flights through two certified climate projects: one in Guatemala and the other in Peru.

Customers who decide to offset their carbon footprint, measured in CO2e, will also be able to decide which routes they want to offset, or one or more of the total number of flights. Through the Iberia Group’s carbon footprint calculator, travelers will know the emissions of their trip and the equivalent monetary investment for offsetting them through the certified climate projects offered by the company will be calculated.

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This footprint calculation is an average of the flights operated by Iberia on that route and is made taking into account four variables:

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How to offset the carbon footprint?

Iberia and Iberia Express customers can offset their carbon footprint at any time, at the end of the purchase process, by going to: “Offset your footprint” or once the flight is completed, in the Sustainability section of iberia.com and iberiaexpress.com.

Two certified climate programs

Located in Izabal, on the Caribbean coast of Guatemala, is the first project with which Grupo Iberia’s clients can collaborate. It promotes the creation of new nature reserves and maintains existing forests that are threatened by deforestation and unsustainable land-use activities.

Izabal is a wintering and stopover area for more than 120 species of migratory birds, making it a relevant area for biodiversity conservation. Contributions from Iberia’s clients will protect agroforestry ecosystems and encourage the growth of ecotourism, as well as provide resources to monitor the area and support community development programs.

On the edge of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest is the second certified project with which Iberia’s customers can collaborate. Seven indigenous communities belonging to the Shipibo-Conibo and Cacataibo ethnic groups are settled around the Ucayali River and manage an area of 119,837 hectares of rainforest. This project supports the development of socially inclusive enterprises, promotes the appropriate use of communal lands and favors capacity building for natural resource management.

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