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 Mattias Åsblom
Suggested by Mattias Åsblom
Add green flights on some departures. nothing is served on these flights, only hand luggage is allowed, but you earn more Eurobonus points if you choose such a departure.
Suggested by Jan Erik Kvarsten
Suggested by Jan Erik Kvarsten
Nuclear fuel last for much longer than fossil, and a plane can fly as long as it,s food for, so around the world in one flight.
It's also good for noise pollution
Suggested by John Chang
Suggested by John Chang
Digital tools in SAS app and on SAS website that encourages decarbonizing entire life—including home energy, daily commute, and diet, not just airplane travel
Suggested by Peter Dahlen & 1 Others
Suggested by Peter Dahlen & 1 Others
Direct air capture at airports.
Suggested by carl henrik aanes
Suggested by carl henrik aanes
SAS connects Scandinavia with Europe, through hubs and trains. Fly to a hub, get a train to your destination.