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The 18 pages that link to Aviation emissions, each with the reason it gives.

• Commercial aviationRelated: Commercial flights create climate and air-quality impacts that grow with demand.

• Aircraft engineRelated: Combustion engines contribute carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and other emissions.

• AviationRelated: Emissions link air travel to climate change and local air-quality concerns.

• Cargo aircraftRelated: Freight flights add emissions, especially when heavy or low-density goods travel long distances.

• Jet AgeRelated: The growth in jet flights increased aviation's contribution to climate change and air pollution.

• AirlineRelated: Airline flight activity contributes to aviation's climate and air-quality impacts.

• Jet fuelRelated: Burning jet fuel releases carbon dioxide, water vapor, and other combustion products.

• Jet aircraftRelated: Jet aircraft burn fuel at altitude, contributing to aviation's climate and air-quality effects.

• AirlinerRelated: Airliners burn fuel at scale, contributing carbon dioxide and other emissions.

• China Southern AirlinesRelated: China Southern’s extensive flight operations contribute to aviation’s climate impact.

• John F. Kennedy International AirportRelated: Flights and ground operations at JFK contribute to local air pollution and climate emissions.

• Turkish AirlinesRelated: The airline’s large flight network contributes to aviation’s climate and air-quality impacts.

• Aerospace manufacturerRelated: Design and production choices affect fuel use and the emissions of future fleets.

• History of the jet engineRelated: Greater air travel powered by jet engines increased attention to fuel use and climate impacts.