Jet.AI has launched DynoFlight, a simple and credible way to offset emissions from 250 different types of aircraft in a working capital efficient manner.

“The DynoFlight platform allows for flight-by-flight carbon removal credit purchases at competitive costs, and we vet the credits for you,” says executive chairman Mike Winston. “Today, Jet.AI is featuring carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits thanks to our relationship with Glanris. Unlike a majority of carbon credits that focus on emission reduction, CDR credits actively remove CO2 from the atmosphere and store it, making them the highest quality credits. Glanris pulls CO2 and stores it in their patented Biocarbon biochar.”

By facilitating the offset of carbon emissions through the purchase of CDR credits, DynoFlight allows aviation businesses a straight-forward way to fund the direct extraction of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Operators can purchase high quality removal credits at around $200 per ton. Most other aviation programmes use avoidance or other types of carbon credits, which don't actually remove CO2. CDR companies like Glanris are critical to meeting the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's goals on mitigating climate change. Operators can purchase these removal credits through Jet.AI's online DynoFlight interface or programmatically using its API.

Further key capabilities of DynoFlight include the ability to:

- Register CO2 removal certificates (CROCs) through Puro.earth's carbon removal registry

- Record carbon emissions for specific aircraft to track stats across fleets

- Query DynoFlight's carbon estimation endpoint to receive emissions estimates on any given route for over 250 of the most common commercial and business aircraft models using either sustainable aviation fuel or standard jet fuel

- Seamlessly check out and manage the carbon credit lifecycle via a certificate page that dynamically updates as the credit is purchased, procured and retired.

DynoFlight's initial supplier of carbon credits is Glanris, a CDR company manufacturing patented Biocarbon biochar with applications in water filtration, the built environment, soil amendment and more. Bryan Eagle, founder and CEO of Glanris, has been a long-time advisor for Jet.AI.

The company's AI-powered charter booking application CharterGPT is now available in the Android store. The app, already available in the iOS store, communicates with both consumers and charter operators to ensure booking is as easy and efficient as possible through natural language processing.

“CharterGPT makes a skilled broker available to anyone with the app,” says Winston. “Aside from its ability to process natural language, the app can make actionable suggestions, and a lot of the value in AI today rests in its ability to make a novel suggestion to a person who can then decide what to do with it.

"Because the company and our partner Cirrus Aviation actually operate aircraft on behalf of our customers, we hold the output of AI to a very high real-world standard. We’re excited to bring CharterGPT to Android users globally.”