Paris to New York Flight CO₂
Charles de Gaulle (CDG) → John F. Kennedy International (JFK) · 5,830 km
Economy CO₂
~525 kg
per passenger · estimate
Business CO₂
~1,838 kg
per passenger · estimate
Distance
5,830 km
great-circle
Driving equiv.
2,500 km
petrol car (EU avg)
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Route analysis
Paris–New York: emissions in context
~525 kg
Economy CO₂
Per passenger, one way. Calculated using ICAO v13.1 with fleet-average aircraft for the 5,830 km route.
2,500 km
Car equivalent
Driving a petrol car alone at EU average emissions (0.21 kg CO₂/km). The CDG–JFK flight emits the same as this many kilometres driven.
0.5 yr
Tree absorption
Years of CO₂ absorption by a mature tree to offset one economy passenger's share of a CDG–JFK flight.
About the Paris–New York route
The CDG–JFK route covers approximately 5,830 km great-circle distance between Charles de Gaulle in France and John F. Kennedy International in USA. In economy class, each passenger is responsible for approximately 525 kg CO₂ per flight direction, or 1,050 kg for a round trip — calculated using the ICAO Carbon Emissions Calculator v13.1 methodology with fleet-average aircraft and typical load factors.
Business class passengers on the same route emit approximately 1,838 kg CO₂ per direction — roughly 3.5× more than economy — due to the larger floor area allocated to each business class seat. The climate impact is further amplified by a Radiative Forcing Index (RFI) of 1.9×, which accounts for non-CO₂ effects of aviation at cruising altitude including contrail formation and NOₓ emissions.
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