Carbon Analysis: Mixed Performance Among African Carriers

William Moore July 14, 2025
South African Airways A320

South African Airways Airbus A320

Credit: Alan Dron
This week, the Carbon Analysis considers the efficiency of a fresh selection of African carriers, namely Air Mauritius, Air Peace, Kenya Airways and South African Airways. Emissions are shown for June 2021, 2023, and 2025 in kgCO 2/Available Seat Kilometer (ASK). The chart is a little disorienting...
William Moore

Based in the UK, William is a Sustainable Aerospace Technology Analyst, specializing in the electrification of aviation and the emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) industry.

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