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China Eastern Airlines Invests Fifteen Point Eight Billion Dollars in Airbus A320neo Jets
China Eastern Airlines ordered 101 Airbus A320neo (worth $15.8B) for delivery 2028–2032 to modernise its fleet. The jets improve fuel efficiency (~20%), cut emissions, lower costs, enhance comfort, and support long-term growth and sustainability goals.
Radisson Hotel Group Launches Global Verified Net Zero Hotels Program
Radisson expands its Verified Net Zero Hotels program globally, targeting 100 hotels by 2030. Using renewable energy and cutting Scope 1–3 emissions, hotels are independently verified. Pilot results show strong carbon cuts and rising guest demand for net-zero stays.
United Airlines Unveils Game Changing Fleet Overhaul with Revolutionary Upgrades, What This Means for Your Next Flight
United Airlines plans a major fleet overhaul with 250+ new aircraft by 2028, including fuel-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A321neo. The upgrade improves sustainability, cuts fuel use ~25%, and enhances cabins, comfort, and technology across its network.
Lufthansa: 7 million passengers opt for "more sustainable" flights
Lufthansa sees rising demand for greener travel: 7M passengers chose “sustainable” options in 2025. Green Fares and “TO Green” boost SAF use, cutting CO₂. The group also expands solutions for companies and cargo, supporting emission reductions and energy transition.
Munich, Germany Leads the Way in Carbon Reduction with Level 4 Airport Carbon Accreditation
Munich Airport achieved Level 4 Airport Carbon Accreditation, confirming progress toward net-zero by 2035. Key steps include EV fleet electrification, expanded solar power, LED lighting, Bavaria’s largest public EV charging, and a renewable energy agreement with RWE.
Dusit Hotels and Resorts joins GSTC in support of sustainable hospitality worldwide
Dusit Hotels joined GSTC to strengthen sustainable hospitality across its global portfolio. Its “Tree of Life” program supports UN goals through energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste and water reduction, community initiatives and responsible tourism practices.
Raffles Sentosa Singapore Preserves Sentosa Island’s Natural Environment and Cultural Heritage
Raffles Sentosa Singapore earned Green Globe certification. The resort protects biodiversity, cuts emissions with electric transport and solar energy, saves water, reduces plastic use, and supports mangrove reforestation initiatives.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines Ranked Number 1 Airline in Europe’s Largest Consumer Sustainability Survey
SAS ranks #1 in Denmark and Sweden in the Sustainable Brand Index 2026, reflecting strong consumer trust. The airline focuses on fleet renewal, efficiency and partnerships for alternative fuels, while addressing energy volatility and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Radisson Hotel Group commits to 100 net-zero hotels by 2030
Radisson’s VNZ programme targets net-zero hotels by cutting Scope 1–3 emissions via renewable energy, electrification and efficiency. Verified by TÜV Rheinland, pilots showed strong results and guest demand. Rollout starts in Europe, expanding globally with focus on sustainable operations.