Onboard Water/Soda Refill Stations
Suggested by Odin Heitmann & 13 Others
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Onboard Water/Soda Refill Stations
Suggested by Odin Heitmann & 13 Others
Eliminate plastic bottles by installing onboard refill stations for reusable water bottles, encouraging passengers to bring their own bottles, and reducing plastic waste.
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No disposable cutlery
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
No disposable cutlery
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
Use real cutlery as disposable cutlery is not sustainable, not even wood.
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Exchange the grey trays at ie Fast track and check in with other materiale
Suggested by Thomas S
Exchange the grey trays at ie Fast track and check in with other materiale
Suggested by Thomas S
Change plastic luggage-trays at fast-track for sustainable (but durable) trays of reused plastic or other cyclic material
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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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Offer reduced fares for flights during “Green hours”.
Suggested by Simen
Offer reduced fares for flights during “Green hours”.
Suggested by Simen
You could offer cheaper tickets during these hours, encouraging passengers to choose more eco-friendly flights based on fuel efficient routes, altitude and time slots.
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Cut cost and waste
Suggested by Ann Elin
Cut cost and waste
Suggested by Ann Elin
Cut the knives and fork in the breakfast box, we only need spoon for yoghurt. There's no need for one glass per item
