More sustainable flying

Let’s make a difference. Let’s support climate protection together.

A State Park near Anchorage, Alaska

Make your flight more sustainable with your next booking.

Depending on your travel destination, you can either make your trip more sustainable with just one click during the booking process or you have the option of choosing a so-called "Green" fare when selecting the tariff. No matter which of the two paths you choose: your choice  makes a difference.

You can already offset the CO₂ emissions of your flight during the booking by either contributing to high-quality climate protection projects, using sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)* or a combination of both.

If you choose to buy a green fare, your flight will be more sustainable through a fixed combination of the use of sustainable aviation fuels (20% of flight related emissions will be reduced by SAF) and a contribution to high-quality climate protection projects (80% of flight related emissions will be offset)).

How to book your green fare:

1. Simply search one of our eligible "Green" journeys below.

2. Then choose the "Green" fare and proceed with booking.

Three options, one goal: more sustainable flying

Offset carbon emissions now

Book a flight and offset at the same time: the carbon emissions of your flight are displayed during the booking process - you can offset them immediately.

You can quickly and easily offset flights that have already been booked or completed at any time with our partner Compensaid.

* SAF as deployed by Lufthansa Group is made from Feedstock according to Renewable Energy Directive (2018/2001/EU Article 30) “RED II”. All deployed SAF is certified according to ISCC or RSB scheme with a minimum of 80% GHG reduction. The Renewable Part of the Product is produced in sustainable and ethically acceptable way using good agricultural and industrial practices respecting all applicable labour rights, and legislation, and all environmental regulations including but not limited to ILO Convention #138, ILO Convention #182 and ILO Convention #105.