CORSIA requirements are part of Canada's aviation regulations.
Every non-compliant flight is its own fine. Azzera can help with monitoring, reporting, verification and compliant credit sourcing.
Canadian regulations. International rules.
CARs Part X and Standard 1020 govern the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) in Canada, and have been in force since January 2021. It names private operators and air operators alike, for aircraft over 5,700 kg on international flights.
$25,000
CAD per infraction
Each non-compliant flight counts separately. Violations include a missing or outdated monitoring plan, a late or unverified emissions report, credits not cancelled by the deadline and records not kept.
Aeronautics Act, s. 7.6; CARs Part X
Jan 2028
Phase 1 retirement deadline
Tagged CORSIA credits are scarce, and most Canadian operators haven’t bought theirs yet.
CARs Part X; Standard 1020
What the regulation asks for every year
01
A monitoring plan.
Filed with Transport Canada.
02
A verified emissions report
03
Credits cancelled on time
Tagged CORSIA credits, by January 2028 for Phase 1.
Proven under real enforcement.
Canadian operators already report through us.
Two ways to work with us. Both end in compliance.
Most operators in Canada start with Co-Pilot for CORSIA.
Co-Pilot
Fully managed. We file, verify and retire your tagged credits.
CELESTE Platform
Your system of record for every scheme.
Which one sounds like you?
Commercial & cargo
You have an ops team,
but no one dedicated to compliance.
Managed reporting and tagged credits before 2028.
Business aviation
You need an EU aviation expert,
not to become one.
A plain answer on scope and one person to call.
Fifteen minutes to know where you stand.
Get quick answers to your questions regarding CORSIA in Canada.
Questions operators in Canada ask first about CORSIA.
Yes. CARs Part X and Standard 1020 apply to private and air operators alike, for aeroplanes over 5,700 kg on international flights.
A missing or outdated monitoring plan, a late or unverified emissions report, credits not cancelled by the deadline, or records not kept. Transport Canada can fine up to $25,000 CAD per infraction, and each non-compliant flight counts separately.
Phase 1 covers 2024–2026 emissions. Tagged credits must be cancelled by January 2028.
Yes. We take over your monitoring plan and history, and you get a named contact.
