Malaysia Airlines’ Corporate Carbon Programme takes flight

From left: CHOOOSE’s Achille Mileto and Andreas Slettvoll; and Malaysia Aviation Group’s Philip See at the launch

Malaysia Airlines has unveiled a Corporate Carbon Programme, making it the first airline in Malaysia to introduce such an initiative.

Climate tech company CHOOOSE will power the Corporate Carbon Programme, which marks a significant expansion following the airline’s voluntary carbon offset programme launched in June 2023.

From left: CHOOOSE’s Achille Mileto and Andreas Slettvoll; and Malaysia Aviation Group’s Philip See at the launch

Corporate clients will be able to access their company portal where they can estimate and manage their carbon footprints more accurately. Companies can also view detailed analytics on emission trends, access in-depth carbon project content, and track their cumulative support for selected climate projects, while addressing their Scope 3 emissions.

Additionally, they can contribute towards projects that are removing or reducing carbon emissions around the world.

The programme will soon be expanded to include Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) credits, allowing corporate clients to contribute actively to sustainable aviation practices.

Philip See, group chief sustainability officer at Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), said: “Extending our carbon programme to our corporate customers reaffirms MAG’s commitment to meeting net-zero targets and address carbon emissions; empowering corporate clients to take part in our sustainability journey in a meaningful way.

“We look forward to complementing the support of certified climate projects with the option to support SAF in the near future, recognising the crucial role it will play in decarbonising the aviation industry. By leveraging technology and partnerships, we hope to drive meaningful change in aviation guided by the MAG Sustainability Blueprint.”

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