Abstract
This developmental paper explores the potential role of agriculture-based carbon offsets in aviation sustainability by analyzing the intersection of regenerative cattle farming and airline emission reduction strategies. Utilizing a qualitative analysis of policies, industry reports, and scientific literature, the study evaluates how practices such as adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing and silvopasture can provide measurable carbon sequestration for aviation-linked credit markets. The research investigates the scientific viability of cattle farming as a carbon sink, identifies systemic barriers for independent farmers, and examines how shifting consumer preferences for sustainable beef influence corporate sustainability partnerships. Initial findings provide insights into the environmental and economic benefits of these agricultural solutions, offering recommendations to align nature-based sequestration with global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and airline decarbonization targets.