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Sensitive information will be required from AOs for the purpose of generating the Flight Emissions Label. Where will this data be stored and who will have access to it?
Would the data submitted for the purpose of the Flight Emissions Label require 3rd party verification, before being submitted to EASA?
Will data reporting for other schemes such as the ETS and CORSIA be combined in the data upload?
Does the Flight Emissions Label apply to chartered flights, and how can historical data be retrieved in these cases?
Will the Flight Emissions Label take load factors into consideration for the purpose of determining the score?
Will online portals for ReFuelEU Aviation and Flight Emissions Label (FEL) be separate?
Is EASA considering the inclusion of non-CO2 emissions and contrails into the label in the near future?
Where will the Flight Emissions Label be displayed?
How will the Flight Emissions Label be presented? Will it be a number, score or grading system?
How should the Flight Emissions Label for multi-stop flights be displayed? For example, where a flight has two or more segments that are both in scope.
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Where will the Flight Emissions Label be displayed?

February 09, 2026 09:08

The Flight Emissions Label (FEL) must be displayed at all point of purchase owned and operated by the aircraft operator. EASA collaborates with industry partners such as Google and publishes label data on the EASA Flight Emissions Label website to support distribution to third party resellers. However, for third party points of sale with which the aircraft operator has a contractual relationship it is the responsibility of the aircraft operator efforts to ensure:

The labels are displayed without delay at the point of sale upon issuance;
The third-party points of sale do not reject the labels;
They do not recalculate the EASA estimated emissions for any purpose.