I am no expert at all in this field, but I think rocket fuels are often quite differently composed than plane fuels. If you just use liquid oxygen and hydrogen, your only reaction product will be water, which isn’t a strong greenhouse gas (despite being the dominant on by sheer amount). Of course there are also rocket fuels which blast out carbon products like there is no tomorrow.
I am no expert at all in this field, but I think rocket fuels are often quite differently composed than plane fuels. If you just use liquid oxygen and hydrogen, your only reaction product will be water, which isn’t a strong greenhouse gas (despite being the dominant on by sheer amount). Of course there are also rocket fuels which blast out carbon products like there is no tomorrow.