Re-usable luggage tags
Suggested by Fredrik Svensson & 5 Others
Suggested by Fredrik Svensson & 5 Others
Suggested by Fredrik Svensson & 5 Others
Work for a global standard regarding personal luggage tags without the need of creating new per journey.
Suggested by Knut Thomas Berge & 1 Others
Suggested by Knut Thomas Berge & 1 Others
Ensure correct recycling of plastics by unwrapping meals and plastic protected crisp breads before handing to the customer.
Suggested by Nicolay Boberg Jansen & 1 Others
Suggested by Nicolay Boberg Jansen & 1 Others
Bagtag with permanent barcode/QR and NFC. No more waste from printing pagtags. Alternativly E-Paper to solve randomizing of codes
Suggested by Mark Thomson
Suggested by Mark Thomson
Dynamic seating - people with checked in baggage should be placed towards the rear of the plane as they are more likely to have to wait anyway on arrival at destination.
Suggested by Mikael & 2 Others
Suggested by Mikael & 2 Others
If you reduce the allowed weight for luggage from 23 kg to 15 kg or so, people might start to think if they really need all that stuff with them.
Suggested by Ludvig Landen
Suggested by Ludvig Landen
Let the customer choose different carbon off-sets upon purchase of tickets. It can also include options that boost great projects.