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Maximize cup usage

Suggested by Arto Dahl

Maximize cup usage

Suggested by Arto Dahl

In M class on Intercontinental flights reduce the usage of plastics, ask the passenger to keep their glass for the entire flight before collecting it for recycling.

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Bring Gate Lounges Back

Suggested by Håkan

Bring Gate Lounges Back

Suggested by Håkan

Re-install the Gate Lounges where we can have coffee/snacks pre-flight

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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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Minimum 50% bio-fuel for all SAS Business seats

Suggested by Thomas Haavik & 5 Others

Minimum 50% bio-fuel for all SAS Business seats

Suggested by Thomas Haavik & 5 Others

Include a minimum of 50% bio-fuel for all SAS Business seats. Market it as a part of business being reintroduced in Europe. A win-win, for both customers and airline.

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Digital RFID bagtag

Suggested by Martin Månsson & 3 Others

Digital RFID bagtag

Suggested by Martin Månsson & 3 Others

Digital, reusable RFID bagtag instead of paper stickers.

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Use green steel in planes

Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ

Use green steel in planes

Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ

Use green steel in airplanes to reduce CO2. Steel manufacturing is causing about 8 % of global CO2 emissions. Using green steel in planes reduces carbon footprint.

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