Higher prices to reduce number of flights
Suggested by Fredrik Bore
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Higher prices to reduce number of flights
Suggested by Fredrik Bore
Higher prices to reduce number of flights
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Combine sustainability with operational efficiency and passenger comfort
Suggested by Terje Kristensen
Combine sustainability with operational efficiency and passenger comfort
Suggested by Terje Kristensen
Flexible cabin layouts reduce weight, lower fuel consumption, and enhance comfort—paving the way for greener air travel!
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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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Standby membership for SAS Youth
Suggested by Alexander Zufar Wilshaw
Standby membership for SAS Youth
Suggested by Alexander Zufar Wilshaw
To increase loadfactor, sell standby memberships to youth passengers who are by nature more flexible. Stable revenue for SAS, increased load factor, more youth mobility.
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Confirm how many bags are needed
Suggested by Stefan Iu
Confirm how many bags are needed
Suggested by Stefan Iu
Ask gold members how much luggage they plan to bring to plan for correct weights. A lot of business travels include 3 checked bags but the majority flies with handluggage
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Seamless Meal Timing
Suggested by Nima Afrasiabi
Seamless Meal Timing
Suggested by Nima Afrasiabi
Track meal consumption on connecting flights to adjust service timing, avoiding back-to-back meals for better passenger comfort.
