Fewer daily flights but bigger modern planes on some routes
Suggested by Yannick Vanderlinden & 1 Others
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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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Green Partnerships
Suggested by Mette Landberg Larsen & 2 Others
Green Partnerships
Suggested by Mette Landberg Larsen & 2 Others
Collaborate with eco-friendly suppliers and partners across the supply chain, focused on sustainability can help SAS achieve its environmental targets more effectively.
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Keep SAS Plus in Europe
Suggested by Eriks Sneiders
Keep SAS Plus in Europe
Suggested by Eriks Sneiders
Even if you have a few seats in business. The planes will be filled as usual while providing better service with almost no additional carbon footprint.
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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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Use infrared heating when deicing
Suggested by Alf Tollefsen
Use infrared heating when deicing
Suggested by Alf Tollefsen
Use infrared heating to melt snow, ice, and frost without using chemicals
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Save paper and de-crease spread of bacteria ie Covid for passengers when flying
Suggested by Thomas S
Save paper and de-crease spread of bacteria ie Covid for passengers when flying
Suggested by Thomas S
Automatic opening of trash-lid on planes with hand gesture above it. Saves excess use of papertowels and bonus: increases hygiene and bacteria spread
