Date
Dec. 31, 2002
Authors
Winston Harrington, Arnold Howitt, Alan Krupnick, Jonathan Makler, Per-Kristian Nelson, and Sarah Siwek
Publication
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Winston Harrington
Senior Fellow Emeritus
Arnold Howitt
Alan Krupnick
Senior Fellow; Director, Industry and Fuels Program
Alan Krupnick is a senior fellow at RFF.
Jonathan Makler
Per-Kristian Nelson
Sarah Siwek
NPR Short Wave: “Is Sewage the Future of Green Aviation?”
RFF Fellow Nafisa Lohawala is quoted in this NPR podcast episode about sustainable aviation fuel.
New Research Finds That Information on Flight Emissions Changes Booking Behavior
A new working paper finds evidence that when flight emissions are disclosed on booking platforms, consumers place greater weight on emissions when deciding which flights to book.
Information on Flight Emissions Changes How Travelers Book Flights
Several online flight-booking platforms display estimates of each flight’s carbon dioxide emissions. A new working paper examines whether emissions information shifts travelers’ booking choices—and what these responses may mean for aviation policy.
Impact of Flight Emissions Information on Consumer Demand: Evidence from the US Airline Industry
This paper estimates how emissions disclosures on flight-booking platforms affect consumers’ willingness to pay for flights with lower carbon intensity.
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