No disposable cutlery
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
Suggested by Julie Nielsen & 3 Others
Use real cutlery as disposable cutlery is not sustainable, not even wood.
Suggested by Andreas Gyllenhammar & 1 Others
Suggested by Andreas Gyllenhammar & 1 Others
Sell biofuel to companies in bulk to lower their CO2 emissions and fast track the green transition. This would simply corporate action and speed up climate transition.
Suggested by Patrik F.
Suggested by Patrik F.
Earn EuroBonus points for cancellation of non-refundable tickets at least x hours/days before departure, so SAS can sell the seat to someone else
Suggested by Thomas Aaleskjaer
Suggested by Thomas Aaleskjaer
For every mile the aircraft flies overseas, SAS commits to a certain amount of plastic being removed from that ocean.
Suggested by Alexander G. Arvidson
Suggested by Alexander G. Arvidson
An incentive to make longer trips rather than shorter trips would make traveling with air more sustainable.
Suggested by Roar Maagaard & 3 Others
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