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Plastic removal

Suggested by Thomas Aaleskjaer

Plastic removal

Suggested by Thomas Aaleskjaer

For every mile the aircraft flies overseas, SAS commits to a certain amount of plastic being removed from that ocean.

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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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Weigh all hand luggage / Travel light

Suggested by Matias Arild & 29 Others

Weigh all hand luggage / Travel light

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.

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Fly shorter / More direct flights

Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 15 Others

Fly shorter / More direct flights

Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 15 Others

When going from A to D some times you need to transit in B and even C. Price match the most eco-friendly with the cheapest alternative in points.

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Sustainability fund

Suggested by Josefine Söder

Sustainability fund

Suggested by Josefine Söder

Make corporates invest in a sustainability fund not only SAF

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Hydrogen propulsion

Suggested by Mattis Müller-Steinat & 2 Others

Hydrogen propulsion

Suggested by Mattis Müller-Steinat & 2 Others

Using hydrogen tanks in the rear of the plane, for example. This could work on shorter routes such as domestic flights or intra-Europe.