Onboard Environmental Education
Suggested by Victor Ghannad
Suggested by Victor Ghannad
Suggested by Victor Ghannad
Offer an educational series during the flight about climate change and what passengers can do to help.
Suggested by Mikael & 2 Others
Suggested by Mikael & 2 Others
If you reduce the allowed weight for luggage from 23 kg to 15 kg or so, people might start to think if they really need all that stuff with them.
Suggested by Anders & 2 Others
Suggested by Anders & 2 Others
Flying less emits less CO2. Thereby minimizing the impact on the planet.
Suggested by Christian & 1 Others
Suggested by Christian & 1 Others
Serve sustainably grown coffee and tea on all flights from farms that are certified as carbon offset due to their farming practices
Suggested by Mattias Dahlqvist & 1 Others
Suggested by Mattias Dahlqvist & 1 Others
Travelers register final destination, SAS sends taxi sharing offers via SAS transfer = lower taxi costs and individual receipts for passengers.
Suggested by Matias Arild & 29 Others
Suggested by Matias Arild & 29 Others
Travel light = bring less than 8 kg. If you do so, you should be rewarded with points. If not, SAS will use the extra money you have to pay for sustainability investments.