Track the Flights, Count the Carbon

Are you fighting an airport expansion? Want support in pushing back on aviation industry claims? Want to connect with others and learn about a new tool for quantifying the impacts?
We built the Private Jet Emissions Tracker (PJET) to help anyone track flights and their carbon pollution. Join this webinar to learn how to use PJET, and how the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) is using this tool to help Stop Private Jet Expansion (SPJE) fight the airport-expansion proposal at Hanscom Field in Massachusetts.
You’ll learn about: Using PJET to get data on private-jet flights and carbon emissions, within any location and time window, How IPS quantified the climate-pollution impacts from the 2026 World Cup — and how we helped shape the press coverage, and How IPS and SPJE are using this data to shape the narrative in New England around Hanscom Field, the largest private-jet airport in the region
WHO:
- Chuck Collins, Director, Private Jet Accountability Project, Institute for Policy Studies (TaxPrivateJets.org); co-editor, Inequality.org
- Lara Sullivan, Project Manager, Coalition to Stop Private Jet Expansion at Hanscom or Anywhere (SPJE.org)
- Nathaniel Hoffman, Media Lead, Private Jet Accountability Project, Institute for Policy Studies (TaxPrivateJets.org)
The Zoom link will be shared after registration.
