Use green steel in planes
Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ
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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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Efficient taxiing
Suggested by Roar Maagaard & 3 Others
Efficient taxiing
Suggested by Roar Maagaard & 3 Others
Taxiing from and to gates from runways should be more smooth and with less fuel - using for example AI
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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.
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Display a flight’s estimated carbon footprint on the booking site
Suggested by Frederik Christiansen & 10 Others
Display a flight’s estimated carbon footprint on the booking site
Suggested by Frederik Christiansen & 10 Others
Display a flight's estimated carbon footprint on the SAS booking site so travellers can choose the most carbon-efficient routing.
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Speed-up SkyTeam Integration
Suggested by Carl-Axel Eriksson
Speed-up SkyTeam Integration
Suggested by Carl-Axel Eriksson
Go for a fast integration of programs, joint schedules to increase cabin factors in the SkyTeam system - so passengers stays in SkyTeam which will also benefit SAS.
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Waste reduction challenge
Suggested by Mhretab
Waste reduction challenge
Suggested by Mhretab
Waste reduction challenge: Launch an in-flight competition where the flight producing the least waste per passenger wins a sustainability award
