Key Takeaways

  • Understand what the EU’s 17 July decision means for CORSIA vs EU ETS, and why it matters now for airline procurement.
  • See how you’re affected, whether you’re an EU based airline facing route level cost impact, or a non-EU airline in a CP1 country facing a shifting supply market.
  • Learn about market and supply developments, including the issuance pipeline and which credits are actually deliverable.
  • Gain clarity on where CORSIA credit pricing is headed post-decision and the procurement strategies smart buyers are already using.

Agenda & Timeline

45 minutes, Monday 20 July 2026, [TIME] CET

  1. What the decision means for EU-based airlines: scope, compliance exposure and route-level cost impact, EUA exposure vs CORSIA credit cost, quantified.

  2. What it means for non-EU airlines in CP1 countries: obligations unchanged, but the market you buy in is not.

  3. Market & supply developments: issuance pipeline, host-country authorizations, deliverable supply.

  4. Pricing dynamics post-decision: where prices head next, and current procurement strategies. Live Q&A: questions submitted via chat, answered in the final segment.

Description

On 17 July, the EU decides whether extra-EU flights stay in CORSIA or move into the EU ETS, a shift that could move roughly 25% of CORSIA credit demand out of the scheme. Three days later, this free 45-minute briefing turns that decision into planning security for airline procurement teams: what changed, what it costs and how it reshapes CORSIA strategy. Presented by Econetix, an IATA CORSIA Working Group partner that has delivered millions of tonnes of CORSIA-eligible supply and closed multi-million-dollar deals in this market. Every registrant receives the recording, slides and a free CORSIA Market Guid