Aerocor has announced a new partnership with Terrapass that is designed to reduce jet owners' carbon footprint. Aerocor will acquire enough carbon offsets to neutralise the emissions for the first year of flying (roughly 120 flight hours) for all light turbine aircraft purchased or sold using its services.

“We are excited to partner with Terrapass to meet our emissions reduction goals, which are an important part of our corporate sustainability plan,” says Aerocor co-founder Justin Beitler. “We wanted to contribute towards making aviation a greener industry, and this programme gives us a way to help neutralise aviation's impact on the environment. By partnering with Terrapass, we hope do our part and to inspire others to take responsible action as well.”

Terrapass' offset programme balances an aircraft's carbon emissions by investing in carbon reduction projects. It provides simple, inexpensive ways to measure, manage and mitigate emissions.

Aerocor is a full service aircraft sales organisation providing brokerage and acquisition services to owners of light turbine aircraft. Co-founders Justin Beitler and Gavin Woodman have more than 25 years of combined sales experience, representing both new and pre-owned turbine aircraft. Both are airline transport rated pilots, type rated in multiple jet aircraft and are experts in the CitationJet, Mustang, TBM and Eclipse markets. Aerocor is a leader in VLJ sales and acquisitions. Its mission is to serve as the trusted resource for the owner-pilot community by utilising concise, relevant, objective information to create detailed context.