Cielo Aviation is the first Italian Private Jet company to include a carbon emissions offset program on every flight operated, wherever you fly to.



Data shows half of all aviation emissions were introduced in the last 20 years despite improving fuel efficiency. In 2018, one billion metric tons of carbon were released by aviation for the first time. As access to air travel continues to grow, it is clear that if we are to meet the increase in global demand, we must simultaneously pursue emissions reductions and the development of sustainable aviation technologies. 



That is why we include full carbon offsets as part of our comprehensive sustainability program. One that uses independently verified credits to support many of the world’s most innovative clean energy projects.



We are partnering with 4AIR, the first organization of its kind that has created a rating system for the commitment to sustainability focusing entirely on private aviation.  4AIR possesses an exceptional project portfolio built on results-driven sustainability initiatives in place across the globe.



With Cielo Aviation you fly carbon neutral, meaning all flights are 100% carbon dioxide (CO2) offset. If you are interested in lowering your impact and going even further, our programme with 4Air offers multiple levels of participation:



You may wish to upgrade to fly Emissions Neutral, which looks beyond carbon offsetting and offsets other aviation emissions, including water vapour, aerosols and nitrous oxide. Emissions Neutral requires a 300% offset of carbon emissions to cover these additional emissions.



You may even opt to reduce emissions through the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) or support the Aviation Climate Fund.



Working with 4AIR, we have selected a portfolio of carefully-chosen project types in which Cielo Aviation is focusing its offsetting activity. These are examples of the all accredited projects and are based across the world - with activities ranging from forestry programs to cookstoves to renewable energy.

Forestry Project 📍 Democratic Republic of Congo



The Mai Ndombe REDD+ project is utilizing carbon finance to address the basic development needs of 180,000 remote people with little to no access to social services, by protecting 300,000 hectares of critical bonobo and forest elephant habitat within the Congo Basin, the world’s second- largest intact rainforest which also contains one of the most important wetlands on the planet.

Hydropower Project 📍 Turkey



The Alkumru Hydroelectric plant was constructed at the Eastern Anatolia district of Turkey over the Botan River, one of the major tributaries of the Tigris producing electricity utilizing the energy of the river. Improvements at the site increased renewable energy capacity up to 261 MW. Projects like these help countries move away from fossil fuel energy to clean renewable sources

Grouped project for renewable power generation 📍India



This grouped project activity supports the development of renewable energy plants in India by delivering electricity to the grid. Each instance of project activity under this grouped project will consist of one or more renewable power generation plants to generate renewable power which otherwise would have been generated from fossil fuel-fired power plants, hence reducing the emission reductions