Fill up seats by selling “unknown/secret destination” tickets
Suggested by Francesco Ballerin
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Optimized flight plan with partner airlines
Suggested by Reid Hauke Tønnesen
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Higher prices to reduce number of flights
Suggested by Fredrik Bore
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Opt-in for food that is included
Suggested by Christoffer Hultgren & 1 Others
Opt-in for food that is included
Suggested by Christoffer Hultgren & 1 Others
Instead of opt-out for food on the plane plane that is included in ticket, make it opt-in.
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Free re-booking to a more efficient route
Suggested by Michael Markus Wycisk & 1 Others
Free re-booking to a more efficient route
Suggested by Michael Markus Wycisk & 1 Others
Allow free rebooking on the day of departure to a shorter route or a route with less stops when available, even in low booking classes and without status.
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Weigh passengers for best performance.
Suggested by Johan Tornqvist
Weigh passengers for best performance.
Suggested by Johan Tornqvist
Weigh all passengers anonymously to optimize fuel load for best performance.
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More efficient engines using SAF combined with optimised flight path and taxiing
Suggested by Nils & 13 Others
More efficient engines using SAF combined with optimised flight path and taxiing
Suggested by Nils & 13 Others
More efficient engines using sustainable aviation fuels combined with optimised flight paths and reduced taxiing time. Only use digital tickets.
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Powder soap instead of liquid soap
Suggested by Gustav
Powder soap instead of liquid soap
Suggested by Gustav
Use powder soap instead of liquid soap in all lavatories, powder soap is much lighter thus reducing wieght.
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No disposable cutlery
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
No disposable cutlery
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
Use real cutlery as disposable cutlery is not sustainable, not even wood.
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