Nuclear flights
Suggested by Jan Erik Kvarsten
Suggested by Jan Erik Kvarsten
Suggested by Jan Erik Kvarsten
Nuclear fuel last for much longer than fossil, and a plane can fly as long as it,s food for, so around the world in one flight.
It's also good for noise pollution
Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 5 Others
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 +++.
Suggested by Adam Roysson & 5 Others
Suggested by Adam Roysson & 5 Others
Always aim for fully booked flights; if not, find the best solution to optimize occupancy and efficiency.
Suggested by Cathrine Aardal
Suggested by Cathrine Aardal
dynamic ticketing to fill flights efficiently,booked with arrival times like "I need to land by 10:00 AM in Bergen or « Oslo- between 12- 16 AM»
Suggested by Leo & 4 Others
Suggested by Leo & 4 Others
Develop lightweight, recyclable cabin materials and onboard items to reduce aircraft weight and waste.
Suggested by Tushar Kalra
Suggested by Tushar Kalra
Collaborating with local governments to create urban air mobility solutions, such as electric air taxis for short-haul trips, can reduce the reliance on traditional trans