Japan's transport ministry to hold sixth expert meeting on aviation decarbonization on November 5
Japan's transport ministry, MLIT, has announced the sixth meeting of its expert panel on making aviation carbon-neutral, to be held on November 5 from 10:00 to 12:00 in Tokyo. The panel will review an interim summary of earlier talks and a roadmap for future work, then discuss the main issues to be settled within the current fiscal year. The meeting is closed, but materials and a summary will be published online afterward, and reporters can attend a briefing that afternoon.
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What does it mean?
Airlines and the aviation industry in Japan are working toward cutting carbon emissions from flying. This meeting is one step in that process, where advisers review progress so far and plan the next steps. Most people will only see the results later, once the materials are posted online.
Who is affected?
Airlines, aviation companies, and the public interested in how flying will be made lower-carbon in Japan.