CORSIA is here! Home / Flight and Fuel Optimization / Archived: Emissions Reporter / CORSIA Are you ready? What is CORSIA? Who does this affect? When? Are you ready? Do you operate internationally? If so, monitoring, reporting and verification of CO2 is now mandatory for all operators meeting the eligibility criteria for the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme (CORSIA). We can help with Emissions Reporter! What is CORSIA? CORSIA is a market-based measure to track and offset carbon emissions on a global scale, with a goal of carbon neutral growth from 2020. This initiative will be implemented in a phased approached. Emissions monitoring, reporting and verification is mandatory for all operators meeting the eligibility criteria. Who does this affect? Due to the global nature of CORSIA, it is highly likely that if you operate internationally, you will be affected by CORSIA. If you meet the criteria below, you likely qualify. 5700 kg Maximum Takeoff Weight 10,000 Tonnes of CO2 emitted annually on international routes 100% Will have to begin reporting emissions Jan 1, 2019 Check to see if you qualify When is this effective? CORSIA is effective now. CORSIA includes three implementation phases: the pilot phase (2021-2023), a first phase (2024-2026) and a second phase (2027-2035). The pilot phase and first phase are voluntary. During the pilot phase and first phase, offsetting requirements will only be applicable to flights between States that have volunteered to participate. Check below for an up-to-date list of the participating countries. See the list of countries Timeline States choose to offset based on either previous year’s performance or on the baseline year 2021 - 2023 - Pilot Phase States choose to offset based on either previous year’s performance or on the baseline year 1st: The offset must be based on the previous year’s performance 2nd: Mandatory participation for states meeting cer... 2024 - 2035 - First and Second Phases 1st: The offset must be based on the previous year’s performance 2nd: Mandatory participation for states meeting certain criteria related to their level of aviation activities. Check if you are required to comply with CORSIA Offsetting Requirements: You need to comply with CORSIA offsetting requirements only for flights between two participating countries. If you are flying in or out of an EU/ECC country you will also need to comply with EU-ETS requirements. However monitoring and reporting requirements apply to all international flights for any operator who exceeds the 10,000 t CO2 annual threshold. Learn more Webinar Want to learn more about CORSIA and how the new regulations will affect your operations? Watch our recent webinar where Jeppesen fuel monitoring experts discuss the ins-and-outs of CORSIA and how you can best prepare for the upcoming regulations. View the webinar