Standardized suitcase measurements for saving space
Suggested by Johannes N. Svensøy & 2 Others
How would you make flying more sustainable?
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Exchange the grey trays at ie Fast track and check in with other materiale
Suggested by Thomas S
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Sponsor renewable energy sources
Suggested by Andreas Harpøth
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Opt out of X
Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 5 Others
Opt out of X
Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 5 Others
In the app, the PAX can choose what they don't want/need from what is included in their ticket. No checked-in luggage get EB points. No meal, no headphones, no kit +++.
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Amenity kits on demand
Suggested by Oskar Schönborg & 6 Others
Amenity kits on demand
Suggested by Oskar Schönborg & 6 Others
In Plus and Business on long haul - hand out amenity kits by request instead of placing them on all seats.
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Better food = less food waste
Suggested by Dag-Frode Sundem & 1 Others
Better food = less food waste
Suggested by Dag-Frode Sundem & 1 Others
Better food = less food waste. I see a lot of boxes not being emptied. So make sure it's good quality food to most peoples liking. Keep it simple and good
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Keep SAS Plus in Europe
Suggested by Eriks Sneiders
Keep SAS Plus in Europe
Suggested by Eriks Sneiders
Even if you have a few seats in business. The planes will be filled as usual while providing better service with almost no additional carbon footprint.
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Fewer daily flights but bigger modern planes on some routes
Suggested by Yannick Vanderlinden & 1 Others
Fewer daily flights but bigger modern planes on some routes
Suggested by Yannick Vanderlinden & 1 Others
Getting more passengers on a bigger modern planes on certain routes will lower the emitted carbon dioxide per passenger as well as optimize the use of flight crews.
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Sell carbon credits, and use that money to fly with biofuels instead.
Suggested by Robert
Sell carbon credits, and use that money to fly with biofuels instead.
Suggested by Robert
Instead of making passengers pay for biofuel, issue carbon credits for the emissions avoided by using biofuels instead of conventional aviation fuel.
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