IATA research conducted in April 2025 revealed that 40% of travelers—particularly business travelers—regularly check their flight-related carbon emissions. By delivering CO2 Connect data through its platform, Chooose helps airlines and corporate partners meet that demand for transparency, while enabling more informed decision-making.
"For years, Chooose has supported airlines, cargo, and travel companies with flexible access to emissions estimates to enable their SAF programs and customer-facing applications," said Joseph Beaudin, Chooose CEO. "The addition of IATA CO2 Connect gives our partners access to an IATA dataset that continuously improves as more airlines report operational inputs and SAF usage."
Chooose's more than 30 global airline partners will now also have the option of incorporating IATA CO2 Connect emissions data into their emissions calculations. This agreement underscores IATA's continued commitment to expanding access to reliable, operational emissions data across the aviation industry.
Setting the Standard for Accurate Travel Emissions Reporting
IATA CO2 Connect enables flight-specific emissions estimates using actual aircraft performance data and can account for SAF-related reductions. IATA CO2 Connect's recent alignment with ISO 14083 further reinforces its role as a standard for measuring CO2 emissions across both passenger and cargo transport.
"IATA CO2 Connect is the only carbon calculator for travel emissions that is based on airline operational data. We want IATA CO2 Connect data to be as broadly available as possible so that those who are managing travel can do their work with the most accurate information. Working with Chooose is a key part of that strategy," said Frederic Leger, IATA's SVP Commercial Products & Services.
As a member of the IATA Strategic Partnerships Program, Chooose has participated in the program by contributing to the improvement of standards and supporting industry-wide decarbonization initiatives.
