Page Content What is CORSIA? CORSIA is the first global market-based measure for any sector and represents a cooperative approach that moves away from a “patchwork” of national or regional regulatory initiatives. It offers a harmonized way to reduce emissions from international aviation, minimizing market distortion, while respecting the special circumstances and respective capabilities of ICAO Member States. CORSIA complements the other elements of the basket of measures by offsetting the amount of CO2 emissions that cannot be reduced through the use of technological improvements, operational improvements, and sustainable aviation fuels with emissions units from the carbon market. Who Participates in CORSIA? CORSIA is implemented in three phases: a pilot phase (2021-2023), a first phase (2024-2026), and a second phase (2027-2035). For the first two phases (2021-2026), participation is voluntary. From 2027 onwards, participation will be determined based on 2018 RTK data. As of 1 January 2023, 115 States had announced their intention to participate in CORSIA (click here for the latest list of 2023 volunteer States, as approved by the ICAO Council). 6 more States (Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Mauritius, Malawi, and Haiti) announced their intention to participate in CORSIA from 1 January 2024, bringing the total number of participating States to 121. Assembly Resolution A41-22 zh ar ru es fr en Reservation to Resolution A41-22 SARPs - Annex 16 Volume IV Environmental Technical Manual - Volume IV Templates ICAO CORSIA Implementation Elements CORSIA States for Chapter 3 State Pairs ICAO CORSIA CO₂ Estimation and Reporting Tool (CERT) CORSIA Eligible Fuels CORSIA Eligible Emissions Units CORSIA Central Registry (CCR) Additional Material for CORSIA Implementation Status of CORSIA Implementation CORSIA Buddy Partnerships Examples of Good Practice Frequently Asked Questions Brochure and Leaflets Videos Seminars Online Tutorials Background Information
