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Scenario for using the Open Jaw feature: I’m taking two separate flights in one trip with another mode of transportation in between (e.g., flight then train then flight). Can I use your calculator to determine my emissions?

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Scenario for using the Open Jaw feature: I’m taking two separate flights in one trip with another mode of transportation in between (e.g., flight then train then flight). Can I use your calculator to determine my emissions?

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Yes, this is called an Open Jaw ticket. An Open Jaw ticket is an airline ticket on which a traveler returns from a city other than the one he or she originally flew to, or wherein the final destination is not the same as the initial departure city. This type of arrangement may be necessary when commuting via car, boat or train between different aviation points. For instance, a traveler might fly from St. John’s to Montreal, commute from Montreal to Toronto by train, and fly back home to St. John’s from Toronto. Will the emissions of the whole flight be offset or only those associated with the offset purchase’s specified number of passengers? Only the emissions associated with a purchase’s specified number of passengers will be offset. For example, if the flight itinerary applies to only one flight passenger, the emissions of that single passenger will be offset. Greenhouse gas emissions per person are estimated by multiplying the average emissions factor per individual passenger kilome

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Yes, this is called an Open Jaw ticket. An Open Jaw ticket is an airline ticket on which a traveler returns from a city other than the one he or she originally flew to, or wherein the final destination is not the same as the initial departure city. This type of arrangement may be necessary when commuting via car, boat or train between different aviation points. For instance, a traveler might fly from St. John’s to Montreal, commute from Montreal to Toronto by train, and fly back home to St. John’s from Toronto. Will the emissions of the whole flight be offset or only those associated with the offset purchase’s specified number of passengers? Only the emissions associated with a purchase’s specified number of passengers will be offset. For example, if the flight itinerary applies to only one flight passenger, the emissions of that single passenger will be offset. Greenhouse gas emissions per person are estimated by multiplying the average emissions factor per individual passenger kilome

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