American Airlines has unveiled ambitious climate goals in their 2023 Sustainability Report, aiming to drive the transition to a low-carbon aviation future. The airline has set externally validated 2035 greenhouse gas reduction targets, leading the aviation industry in this aspect. Their strategy involves operating fuel-efficient aircraft powered by low-carbon fuel, along with collaborating with partners and innovators to develop technologies for decarbonization. American Airlines plans to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with an interim target of reducing emissions intensity by 45% by 2035. The company acknowledges the uncertainty in reaching these targets due to the evolving nature of decarbonization technologies. However, they remain committed to their goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. American Airlines' strategy focuses on various key levers, including improving flight operations efficiency and fleet renewal with more fuel-efficient aircraft. They highlight their progress, such as a 3% reduction in emissions intensity since 2019 and a 54% reduction in Scope 2 emissions. Initiatives like Smart Gating technology and the use of renewable fuels have contributed to their efforts in reducing emissions. The airline also aims to fly 30% of available seat miles with more fuel-efficient aircraft by 2025, showcasing their commitment to sustainability and innovation in the aviation industry.