Sustainable cabin materials and onboard items
Suggested by Leo & 4 Others
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Sustainable cabin materials and onboard items
Suggested by Leo & 4 Others
Develop lightweight, recyclable cabin materials and onboard items to reduce aircraft weight and waste.
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Only one e-mail sendt when booking is completed
Suggested by Liv-Randi
Only one e-mail sendt when booking is completed
Suggested by Liv-Randi
Send electronic ticket together with general flight information when sending e-mails to customers. This will cut the sent e-mail number and reduse server energy usage.
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Long-haul flights to start descent 3-4 hours before touchdown.
Suggested by Tomas
Long-haul flights to start descent 3-4 hours before touchdown.
Suggested by Tomas
Long-haul flights to start descent 3-4 hours before touchdown.
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Give the customers more insight in usage of biofuel
Suggested by Erik Berefelt & 2 Others
Give the customers more insight in usage of biofuel
Suggested by Erik Berefelt & 2 Others
On your flights, start sharing how much of that flight is powered by biofuel purchased by customers flying.
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Edible cutlery
Suggested by Frede & 3 Others
Edible cutlery
Suggested by Frede & 3 Others
Switching to edible cutlery on SAS reduces waste and offers a unique, eco-friendly experience, enhancing meals while benefiting the environment.
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Combine sustainability with operational efficiency and passenger comfort
Suggested by Terje Kristensen
Combine sustainability with operational efficiency and passenger comfort
Suggested by Terje Kristensen
Flexible cabin layouts reduce weight, lower fuel consumption, and enhance comfort—paving the way for greener air travel!
