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The Boeing Cascade Climate Impact Model lets you evaluate pathways to make aviation more sustainable as the industry grows.

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Trends you can trust

Cascade is our creation, but it’s your tool. That’s why it’s built on publicly available data from recognized industry bodies, ensuring every insight is relevant, reliable and robust.

Adjust your strategies, scale ambition, and segment air traffic to lower aviation emissions.

Want to learn more about the methodology behind the model? See our technical documentation.

Turn data into actionable insights

Answer some of aviation’s most pressing climate questions using a suite of interactive visualizations.

Our reach

We’re helping policymakers, airlines, engineers, and innovators around the world to ensure credible data and analysis guides the aviation industry’s progress on sustainability.

Case study:
Successfully scaling SAF in the UK

We worked with energy transition expert Philip New to offer UK policymakers data-driven guidance on supporting fuel suppliers to scale sustainable aviation fuel production.

“Partnering with Boeing’s Cascade team enabled us to explore a range of realistic scenarios, leveraging custom modelling capabilities that reflect the unique needs and conditions of the UK SAF mandate.” — Philip New

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Upcoming events

We love taking Cascade on the road to answer questions from the aviation community. Here’s where we’re going next:

Technical documentation

Learn more about the models behind Cascade.
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