Sustainability and Environment
Joby Teams with JetBlue, Signature on Carbon Credits
Joby Aviation is joining forces with JetBlue and Signature Flight Support to establish carbon credits for flights using green electric and hydrogen.
Joby Aviation wants airline passengers and business aircraft owners to be able to offset the carbon emitted from flights by buying credits for equivalent operations in eVTOL aircraft like the model it aims to bring into service from 2024. (Photo: Joby Aviation)
Joby Aviation wants airline passengers and business aircraft owners to be able to offset the carbon emitted from flights by buying credits for equivalent operations in eVTOL aircraft like the model it aims to bring into service from 2024. (Photo: Joby Aviation)

Startup eVTOL developer Joby Aviation is joining forces with JetBlue and Signature Flight Support to establish carbon credits for flights using green electric and hydrogen propulsion. The companies announced today that they will “work to define the creation, validation, and eventual use of these new credits on aviation carbon markets, including identifying a third party to oversee and validate transactions.”