Ship consciously with American Airlines Cargo
Enroll in our Cargo Sustainability Program to track the emissions footprint associated with your cargo shipments, purchase sustainable aviation fuel attributes, and help advance the transition to lower carbon air freight.
As part of an industry requiring high-energy consumption, it's important that we strive to operate in a way that sustains and safeguards our environment. American’s Cargo Sustainability Program enables your organization to track the estimated emissions footprint associated with your cargo shipments and provides easy access to purchase SAF scope 3 environmental attributes.
A program designed to help support the use of lower carbon fuels when shipping air cargo.
At Singapore Airlines, we recognise that caring for the environment and the communities we serve is increasingly important. Through our voluntary carbon offset programme, you can understand the carbon emissions associated with your flight and make voluntary contributions towards verified carbon offset projects that provides environmental benefits and generates positive socio-economic outcomes for local communities in Asia. Enter your flight details below to get started.
Access your Cargo Sustainability Program account
Request access to your American Airlines Cargo Sustainability Program account by using the interest form located at the bottom of this page. Your American Airlines Cargo representative will be in touch to help complete your signup.
Track your cargo emissions footprint
Track the estimated emissions footprint associated with your cargo shipments using monthly reports and analytics dashboards. You can also easily export your data for reporting purposes.
Support Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) has the potential to meaningfully reduce the lifecycle emissions of air shipments. Contribute to supporting SAF by purchasing SAF environmental attributes based on your emissions history.
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