Chalair Aviation, a member of the F.N.A.M. (National Federation of Commercial Aviation)
and the C.S.T.A. (Chambre Syndicale du Transport Aérien), is implementing the commitments set out in the environmental charter,
which followed on from ‘Grenelle 1’ and was signed on 28 January 2008.

This charter sets out clear commitments to reducing noise and pollutant emissions, as well as to modifying
flight paths and air routes, and modernising aircraft and airport equipment.

This charter was the first to be signed between the State and a trade association, affirming the civic-minded and responsible nature of our industry.

To date, the airline mainly uses turboprop aircraft fuelled by kerosene (JetA1).

This type of modern propulsion is particularly efficient in terms of fuel consumption and, consequently, CO₂ emissions.

CHALAIR AVIATION invites you to access the calculation system provided by the D.G.A.C. (Directorate-General for Civil Aviation).

This calculator is based on a standard for jet aircraft and will therefore overestimate CO₂ emissions.

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The FNAM, founded in 1990, is the leading professional organisation in the aviation sector. Through eight professional groups,
it brings together nine sectors and represents more than 370 companies. Working on behalf of companies in the aviation sector, it contributes to the promotion
and development of commercial aviation and provides information whilst representing the collective interests of the profession
on economic, social, environmental, technical and regulatory issues.