Air China 2025 Sustainability and ESG Report

Air China’s 2025 Sustainability and ESG Report covers climate change, aviation safety, sustainable aviation fuel, energy and resource efficiency, employee development, responsible supply chains, customer privacy and corporate governance. The report also details Air China’s greenhouse gas emissions, climate-risk management, low-carbon aviation initiatives and progress across its broader ESG strategy.

Air China Limited202621 Sept 2026

PublisherAir China Limited

Year2026

RegionAPAC

FormatPDF, 19.6 MB

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Key Takeaways

Air China reported 28.44 million tonnes of Scope 1 and Scope 2 CO₂ emissions in 2025, while carbon dioxide emissions per revenue tonne-kilometre fell 4% year on year to 909.6 g/tonne-km.
Operational fuel-efficiency measures reduced aviation fuel consumption by 158,800 tonnes in 2025, avoiding approximately 500,300 tonnes of CO₂ emissions.
Air China participated in Sustainable Aviation Fuel pilot programmes and reported a cumulative SAF uplift of 1,501 tonnes, while also applying a 2% SAF blend on applicable flights departing from the European Union.
Air China recorded 3.0133 million safe flight hours in 2025, with an accountable air transport incident rate of 0.01 per 10,000 flight hours.
The company identified 17 material ESG topics, with climate change and carbon reduction, aviation safety, information security and privacy, and sustainable energy and resource use classified as topics with high financial materiality.