JetBlue announced today that it has achieved its goal of reaching carbon neutrality on its domestic flights, becoming the first major U.S. airline to achieve this milestone. The airline announced that starting last month, it began offsetting CO2 emissions from jet fuel for all domestic flights. JetBlue acknowledged, however, that its climate offsetting strategy was intended to serve as a bridge to other industry-wide environmental improvements like fuel with lower emissions, and announced that it is investing in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), as well as the signing of an agreement to begin purchasing SAF from renewable fuel and SAF provider Neste. Joanna Geraghty, President and Chief Operating Officer, JetBlue, said: "The global pandemic reinforces the need to mitigate risks that threaten the health of our business. Our commitment to sustainability has only become more important as we prepare our business for a new climate reality.