Climate Action Plan

Our plan to reach Net Zero by 2045 at the latest

At Skyscanner, we believe in a future where travel can be a force for good, connecting people and cultures. It is our hope that we, and our industry, can do so in a way that supports a net zero future.

As a founding signatory to the Glasgow Declaration for Climate Action in Tourism, Skyscanner is committed to measuring its climate impact, reporting on its progress on an annual basis and has set a target to reach Net Zero by 2045 at the latest.

We calculate our carbon footprint with the support of the climate advisory platform Watershed. We continue to follow the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, which defines three scopes of emissions, and, in partnership with Watershed, mapped our business category and activity type to emissions factors (EFs).

Our Climate Action Plan, and each update to it (linked below), outlines our progress in each year: how our emissions profile has evolved, the actions we’ve taken to reduce our impact, and our growing role in supporting system-wide transformation. We continue to align our efforts with the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and are focused on both operational changes and industry-wide collaboration.

Thank you for joining us on this journey.

Climate Action Plan Update 2026
Climate Action Plan Update 2025
Climate Action Plan Update 2024
Climate Action Plan Update 2023
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