Fewer daily flights but bigger modern planes on some routes
Suggested by Yannick Vanderlinden & 1 Others
Suggested by Yannick Vanderlinden & 1 Others
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.
Suggested by Mette Landberg Larsen & 2 Others
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.
Suggested by Eriks Sneiders
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.
Suggested by Kim Sandoe & 15 Others
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.
Suggested by Alf Tollefsen
Suggested by Alf Tollefsen
Use infrared heating to melt snow, ice, and frost without using chemicals
Suggested by Thomas S
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