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But making airlines account for flights that begin or end in faraway cities like Beijing has turned the system into one of the most contested environmental initiatives ever undertaken.

The Icao talks are pursuing a twin track approach of making airlines pay a cost for their CO2 output under a market-based scheme, and greening aircraft with a new fuel efficiency standard.

So instead of relying on a technological leap forward that still may be years or even decades away, the European Union is embarking on another way of lowering the emissions from flying: making airlines join its five-year-old Emissions Trading System.

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will begin a lottery to assign take-off and landing spots, to buy time until it can find a more fundamental way to relieve gridlock at overcrowded airports, like making airlines pay more for rush-hour spots.

Transportation deregulation in the late 1970s and early 1980s further improved this system by making airlines, freight railroads and, most recently, intercity buses more innovative and responsive to user needs.

LONDON — Emirates, an airline based in wealthy Dubai, has been among the outspoken opponents of a system making airlines account for their pollution on all flights using E.U. airports.

Now those banks are retreating from making airline loans to save capital.

That loss making airline, formerly owned by Lufthansa, became part of BA.

Why has Europe passed its own laws to make airlines reduce their CO2 emissions?

The 1929 treaty makes airlines liable for damages only in the case of an accident.

Recent mergers have made airlines bigger and more profitable but have left travelers with fewer choices and higher fares.