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Mount Kasigau rising out of dry forest in the Kasigau Corridor, from the air (illustration).

Every litre offset.
Since 2021.

An aircraft burns fuel. We can't change that yet. We can pay to keep a forest standing, and we do.

Carbon neutral since
2021
Acres of forest protected
500,000+
People who benefit directly
100,000+
Children in the Kibra United programme
300+
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Carbon neutral

We offset all our Jet A-1 through Wildlife Works' Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation). It protects more than 500,000 acres of threatened forest and the whole wildlife corridor between Tsavo East and Tsavo West, and it brings carbon income to more than 100,000 people in the communities around it. The project is verified under Verra.

A football club in Kibera, Nairobi. Match days, June 2022, and the kit, January 2023.

Kibra United

Kibra United is a football club in Kibera, one of Kenya's largest informal settlements. Retired professional footballers started it, including Ibrahim Sebit, our Head of Quality, who chairs it. Children start training at five and play in the league from fourteen. The coaches also mentor them, help their families apply for school bursaries, and keep them away from drugs and crime. Yellow Wings sponsors the away kit and pays for pitch hire and transport to away matches.

The story →
Kibra United: kibra united line up before a match, june 2022.
Fig 1. Kibra United line up before a match, June 2022.
  1. Kibra United: match day, june 2022.
    Fig 2Match day, June 2022.
  2. Kibra United: taking on a defender.
    Fig 3Taking on a defender.
  3. Kibra United: close control.
    Fig 4Close control.
  4. Kibra United: warming up in bibs.
    Fig 5Warming up in bibs.
  5. Kibra United: training drill.
    Fig 6Training drill.
  6. Kibra United: down the wing.
    Fig 7Down the wing.
  7. Kibra United: shot on the run.
    Fig 8Shot on the run.
  8. Kibra United: on the break.
    Fig 9On the break.
  9. Kibra United: three players in kibra united bibs.
    Fig 10Three players in Kibra United bibs.
  10. Kibra United: a challenge in the box.
    Fig 11A challenge in the box.
  11. Kibra United: into the tackle.
    Fig 12Into the tackle.
  12. Kibra United: chasing it down.
    Fig 13Chasing it down.
  13. Kibra United: players, coaches and supporters.
    Fig 14Players, coaches and supporters.
  14. Kibra United: club officials after the match.
    Fig 15Club officials after the match.
  15. Kibra United: fifty-fifty.
    Fig 16Fifty-fifty.
  16. Kibra United: contesting the ball.
    Fig 17Contesting the ball.
  17. Kibra United: coaches in club shirts.
    Fig 18Coaches in club shirts.
  18. Kibra United: breaking forward.
    Fig 19Breaking forward.
  19. Kibra United: on the ball.
    Fig 20On the ball.
  20. Kibra United: striking it.
    Fig 21Striking it.
  21. Kibra United: pressing high.
    Fig 22Pressing high.
  22. Kibra United: the whistle goes.
    Fig 23The whistle goes.
  23. Kibra United: both teams line up.
    Fig 24Both teams line up.
  24. Kibra United: walking out.
    Fig 25Walking out.
  25. Kibra United: before kick-off.
    Fig 26Before kick-off.
  26. Kibra United: celebrating together.
    Fig 27Celebrating together.
  27. Kibra United: arms up.
    Fig 28Arms up.
  28. Kibra United: the kit with our name on it, january 2023.
    Fig 29The kit with our name on it, January 2023.
  29. Kibra United: three kits, january 2023.
    Fig 30Three kits, January 2023.
  30. Kibra United: captain's armband, january 2023.
    Fig 31Captain's armband, January 2023.

A Maasai village in Kajiado West. One day with Saikeri School, 2024.

Saikeri

Saikeri is a Maasai village of about 2,000 people in Kajiado West. The nearest water is a kilometre away, and the borehole an NGO installed broke two years later. In 2024 our team spent a day there with 200 children from Saikeri School, cleaning the village. We want to do more.

The story →
Saikeri clean-up: four pupils in yellow wings bibs with the day's rubbish.
Fig 1. Four pupils in Yellow Wings bibs with the day's rubbish.
  1. Saikeri clean-up: clean-up team, thumbs up.
    Fig 2Clean-up team, thumbs up.
  2. Saikeri clean-up: picking up in the scrub.
    Fig 3Picking up in the scrub.
  3. Saikeri clean-up: gloves and bin bags.
    Fig 4Gloves and bin bags.
  4. Saikeri clean-up: teachers, pupils and our team.
    Fig 5Teachers, pupils and our team.
  5. Saikeri clean-up: spread out across the field.
    Fig 6Spread out across the field.
  6. Saikeri clean-up: two pupils from saikeri school.
    Fig 7Two pupils from Saikeri School.
  7. Saikeri clean-up: a full bag.
    Fig 8A full bag.
  8. Saikeri clean-up: across the school field.
    Fig 9Across the school field.
  9. Saikeri clean-up: a break for drinks.
    Fig 10A break for drinks.
  10. Saikeri clean-up: outside a classroom.
    Fig 11Outside a classroom.
  11. Saikeri clean-up: the main street.
    Fig 12The main street.
  12. Saikeri clean-up: clearing a rubbish heap.
    Fig 13Clearing a rubbish heap.
  13. Saikeri clean-up: along the road.
    Fig 14Along the road.
  14. Saikeri clean-up: under the acacias.
    Fig 15Under the acacias.
  15. Saikeri clean-up: pupils in purple tracksuits.
    Fig 16Pupils in purple tracksuits.

And electric, when it's ready

In 2024 we signed an MOU with Surf Air Mobility, which is developing electric and hybrid powertrains for the Grand Caravan.

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