We can drastically cut aviation's climate impact.

Our Mission

Turning contrail research into climate action.

We, along with a broad range of collaborators, are working to build the most up-to-date science into contrail management solutions that can be used by the aviation industry to significantly—and immediately—reduce their climate impact.

Contributors

We are part of a multi-disciplinary network of organizations collaborating on contrail management.

Research

Imperial College London (Transport & Environment Laboratory)

MIT (Laboratory for Aviation and the Environment)

UMadrid

NASA (Langley Research Center)

Aviation Impact Accelerator

Carnegie Sciences

Environment Canada

IAGOS

DLR (Institute of Atmospheric Physics)

Meteo-France

Research

Imperial College London (Transport & Environment Laboratory)

UMadrid

MIT (Laboratory for Aviation and the Environment)

NASA (Langley Research Center)

Aviation Impact Accelerator

Environment Canada

Carnegie Sciences

IAGOS

DLR (Institute of Atmospheric Physics)

Meteo-France

Technology

Google

Estuaire

Thales

Pace

Airbus

Loretta

Spire Aviation

Flightkeys

CAE

Technology

Google

Thales

Estuaire

Pace

Airbus

Spire Aviation

Loretta

Flightkeys

CAE

Operations

RMI

Eurocontrol

FAA

NATS

Operations

RMI

Eurocontrol

FAA

NATS

Our Tools

See what we're building

We are building open tools and methods to advance a roadmap for contrail avoidance across the aviation industry. Learn more on Github and py.contrails.org.

You can see these tools in action on the Contrails API, Contrail Map and the Contrail Navigator.

Our Tools

See what we're building

We are building open tools and methods to advance a roadmap for contrail avoidance across the aviation industry. Learn more on Github and py.contrails.org.

You can see these tools in action on the Contrails API, Contrails Map and the Contrails Navigator.

If you're interested in learning more about the science of contrails and contrail management, view our contrails science primer.