European airlines oppose EU plan to extend CO2 emissions trading to more routes

European airlines oppose EU plan to extend CO2 emissions trading to more routes
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Lufthansa and Air France said the EU's proposed extension of the emissions trading system, which would require airlines to buy CO2 certificates for additional intra‑EU flights and for routes from the EU to destinations such as Istanbul and Abu Dhabi, would raise their costs, and they are calling for the extension to be removed from the reform.

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