Certificate of completion issued to

Khadrawy Mohamed

For completing

IPCC Review of the Aviation Sector Pathway

Completion date

09 Apr 2026

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About IPCC Review of the Aviation Sector Pathway

4 Learning modules

48 minutes of learning

4.8 rating

Competent level

What is the relationship between aviation and climate change? Aviation plays a significant role in both contributing to and being affected by climate change. In this pathway, Jonathan Preist guides you through the complex dynamics between aviation and the environment. First, you'll dive into the scientific foundations laid out by international bodies. Then, you'll explore the work of the three IPCC Working Groups, starting with Group I’s focus on physical science, followed by Group III’s insights on mitigation, and Group II’s adaptation strategies. Gain a comprehensive understanding of how the aviation sector interacts with climate change and the challenges, opportunities, and solutions that lie ahead in this vital area.

In this pathway

Understand the impact of aviation on climate change

Explore the scientific foundations of aviation's impact on climate change

Examine mitigation options for reducing aviation's carbon footprint

Pathway experts

Jonathan Preist

Jonathan Preist

Jonathan Preist, a 20-year Airbus employee, has extensive experience in Overall Aircraft Design, which encompasses various aspects of aircraft performance and environmental impact. After completing a master's degree in Global Management of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development at Mines ParisTech, Jonathan focuses on educating Airbus Commercial Aircraft engineers to have a transformative impact on the company and its products. He defines sustainability competences and designs training courses, video pathways, seminars, and infographics. Jonathan collaborates with French engineering schools Supaero, ENAC, INSA, and Campus de la Transition, aiming to equip engineering students and professionals with theoretical knowledge and practical skills.