How are emissions calculated when I travel on multiple sectors?
Our calculator enables you to input your information for multiple sectors in order to get the correct emission calculation. For example, if you travel from Sydney to Hong Kong and then connect to a flight to Beijing, you can input your data for these two sectors into the calculator. If you input this journey as a single sector, Sydney to Beijing, the calculator will automatically assume that your flights will be routed through our Hong Kong hub.
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How do you calculate the volume of emissions from a flight?
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Is the cargo carried on a flight taken into account when you calculate the passengers' share of fuel consumption?
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Why do I need to contribute more if I travel in Premium Economy, Business or First Class?
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Is the aircraft type taken into account when calculating my contribution, given that some aircraft are more fuel efficient than others?
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Do seasonal flight time variations result in any variations in emissions?
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What happens when I travel on multiple sectors, but not all of them are Cathay routes?
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How do I offset business travels of my company/ organisation?
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How does carbon offsetting work?
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What are carbon credits?
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What else are Cathay Pacific doing to manage emissions?