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Fueling a more sustainable future of travel: What we fly, how we fly, the fuel we use

With approximately 90% of Delta’s carbon emissions coming from jet fuel, the global airline is focusing efforts on “What We Fly, How We Fly, and The Fuel We Use,” each of which is defined by key milestones along the way.

Flight Delta (DL) United States
Source: News Delta
Publication date:2025-04-01
Sustainability LIVE: Net Zero – British Airways’ Journey

Tom Byrne, Head of Net Zero at British Airways, discussed the airline’s strategy to achieve net zero by 2050. Key pillars include fuel efficiency, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and carbon removals. British Airways aims for 10% SAF by 2030 working with partners to drive progress in decarbonization

Flight British Airways (BA) United Kingdom
Source: Sustainability Mag
Publication date:2025-04-01
Delta named one of Fast Company’s ‘Most Innovative Companies’ for sustainability initiatives

Delta, named a Most Innovative Company, advances sustainability via SAF, aiming for 10% use by 2030. Efforts include SAF production, fuel savings (44M+ gallons, $100M+), and partnerships with Airbus for hydrogen fuel. Delta targets net-zero by 2050, driving aviation’s green future.

Flight Delta (DL) United States
Source: Travel Daily Media
Publication date:2025-03-25
Can Tourism be Sustainable? Here is easyJet's Bold Plan

easyJet Holidays’ 2024 Impact Report highlights its ESG strategy to make sustainable travel accessible. The company focuses on creating better holiday choices, reducing CO₂ emissions with electric vehicle transfers, supporting local businesses, and partnering to drive sustainable tourism practices

Flight easyJet (U2) United Kingdom
Source: Sustainability Mag
Publication date:2025-03-18
Palladium breaks ground on expansion in Jamaica

Palladium Hotel Group’s expansion in Jamaica adds 948 rooms, creating 1,500 direct and 2,000 indirect jobs. The project focuses on sustainability with energy-efficient designs, renewable energy, water conservation, and a seawater desalination plant. It also introduces TRS Hotels and Family Selection

Palladium Hotel Group United States
Source: Hotel Management
Publication date:2025-03-17
Rome Fiumicino Airport unveils Europe’s largest solar farm: A pioneering leap towards net zero carbon by 2030

Marco Troncone, CEO of Aeroporti di Roma, highlights ADR’s new solar farm at FCO, powering 50% of the airport's energy demand. With a €50M investment, it reduces CO2 emissions by 11,000 tons yearly and supports ADR’s 2030 net-zero goal. This aligns with their broader ESG and sustainability efforts

Leonardo Da Vinci Fiumicino Airport Italy
Source: International Airport Review
Publication date:2025-03-17
Rosewood Hotels Earns GSTC Certification for Sustainability

Rosewood Hotel Group earned GSTC sustainability certification for 47 properties meeting criteria for management community impact cultural heritage and environment. It integrates sustainability in operations, aims for carbon neutrality, supports local livelihoods, and expands eco-friendly initiatives

Rosewood Hotel Group Hong Kong
Source: Global Travel Media
Publication date:2025-03-17
Inside Meliá Hotels International's sustainability journey

Meliá Hotels targets carbon neutrality by 2050, cutting emissions via energy efficiency and 80% green energy use. Recognized as Europe’s most sustainable hotel group, it leads ESG efforts with certified hotels and industry influence. Committed to deep sustainability integration beyond offsets.

Melia Hotels International Spain
Source: Costar
Publication date:2025-03-13
GOLD Certified Crowne Plaza Geneva Sows Seeds of Sustainability

Crowne Plaza Geneva earned the Green Globe GOLD Certification for its commitment to sustainability. The hotel reduced plastic use, introduced bulk dispensers, and serves weekly vegetarian meals.

Hotel Crowne Plaza Geneva, an IHG hotel IHG Hotels and Resorts Switzerland
Source: Green Globe
Publication date:2025-03-12