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Air charter operators give passengers the environmental green light
Rising numbers of air charter operators are establishing that they care about the environment. The British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA) has launched a Carbon Balancing Scheme with London Executive Aviation, the first fully signed up operator.

Rising numbers of air charter operators are establishing that they care about the environment. The British Business and General Aviation Association (BBGA) has launched a Carbon Balancing Scheme with London Executive Aviation, the first fully signed up operator. LEA will now offer its clients the opportunity to balance the carbon emissions produced from their flights through the BBGA scheme.

ExecuJet Aviation Group has formed a partnership with myclimate to offer its charter customers worldwide the opportunity to fly carbon neutral. And Air Charter Service (ACS) has announced that it will be off-setting CO2 emissions generated by its worldwide offices purchased through The CarbonNeutral Company. ACS has chosen to off-set its emissions by investing in the Waste Gas Power Project, a methane capture project in the Rhine-Ruhr area of Germany.

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ACS operation in Brisbane expands fourfold
January 29, 2026
In the four years since Matthew Haigh and Melissa Rogers opened Air Charter Service's office in Brisbane, Australia, here, it has seen incredible growth and now boast an ever-growing team of almost 20 people.
No let up in bookings for Air Charter Service
January 29, 2026
Last year ACS arranged 35,000 flights, more than ever before, while carrying 437,368 passengers. The most popular private jet was the Phenom 300, with more than 430 flights flown on the type.
Gama’s Cremer receives BBGA Contribution to Industry Award 2025
December 8, 2025
Paul Cremer was celebrated for over four decades of dedication to business aviation as Hugo Robotti-Guinamand was named Next Generation award winner for 2025.