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Fill up seats by selling “unknown/secret destination” tickets

Suggested by Francesco Ballerin

Fill up seats by selling “unknown/secret destination” tickets

Suggested by Francesco Ballerin

Fill up empty seats by selling affordable return trips to unknown/secret destinations. Pick the destinations among those that have low occupancy close to departure time.

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Engage travellers through gamification

Suggested by Claus Trillingsgaard & 3 Others

Engage travellers through gamification

Suggested by Claus Trillingsgaard & 3 Others

Engage travellers actively through the app: compete to save energy related to travel (pack light, public transport, direct flights) & display flight energy-consumption

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Taxi sharing via SAS transfer

Suggested by Mattias Dahlqvist & 1 Others

Taxi sharing via SAS transfer

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.

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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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Amenity kits on demand

Suggested by Oskar Schönborg & 6 Others

Amenity kits on demand

Suggested by Oskar Schönborg & 6 Others

In Plus and Business on long haul - hand out amenity kits by request instead of placing them on all seats.

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Being able to customize amenity kits in advance on business class flights

Suggested by Klavs Beldring & 1 Others

Being able to customize amenity kits in advance on business class flights

Suggested by Klavs Beldring & 1 Others

Sometimes we don't need the cream and toothbrush; sometimes a pair of socks is sufficient. Being able to customize the amenity kits in advance reduces waste.