Use green steel in planes
Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ
Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ
Suggested by RAIJA SEPPÄLÄ
Use green steel in airplanes to reduce CO2. Steel manufacturing is causing about 8 % of global CO2 emissions. Using green steel in planes reduces carbon footprint.
Suggested by Ingeborg
Suggested by Ingeborg
By charging more for luggage, travelers might reconsider how much they bring. And this will also enable reduced weight of the aircraft.
Suggested by Jonas Nævra
Suggested by Jonas Nævra
For hand wash tissues, hand out from a larger container instead of singles wrapped in plastic.
Suggested by Andreas Stenhall & 1 Others
Suggested by Andreas Stenhall & 1 Others
Present sustainability data for the flight in the infotainment system, with for instance bio-fuel stats, # meals pre-selected and how much carbon emissions was saved.
Suggested by Arto Dahl
Suggested by Arto Dahl
In M class on Intercontinental flights reduce the usage of plastics, ask the passenger to keep their glass for the entire flight before collecting it for recycling.
Suggested by Johansson & 10 Others
Suggested by Johansson & 10 Others
Stop Printing menus for biz class, make them available on the monitor.