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Austrian Airlines first to adopt ‘shark skin’ technology on 777-200ER aircraft

From December this year, Austrian Airlines will be the first airline to adopt the fuel-saving AeroSHARK surface film to its Boeing 777-200ER aircraft; with the product predicted to save the fleet around 8,300 metric tons of CO2 over the next four years.

Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility

At Marriott International and The Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, we strive be a force for good. We embrace our corporate responsibility to create a positive and sustainable impact, and are committed to integrating leading practices and principles into our core business strategy.

Source: Marriott
Next-Generation Aircraft: American Airlines Invests in Hydrogen and Advanced Technologies for Decarbonization

Decarbonizing aviation requires near-term action to improve efficiency and significantly expand the use of SAF, but it also depends on technological advancements that enable next-generation aircraft that can be powered by new types of low- and no-carbon fuel sources. These fuel sources must overcome some key challenges.

Source: 3bl
Meliá has already saved more than 30,000 food packages through the Too Good To Go app

The hotel chain has avoided the waste of 30 tons of food thanks to its alliance with Too Good To Go, thus avoiding the emission of 81 tons of CO2e

Source: Travel2Latam
Air France increases its frequency to Costa Rica with five weekly flights

Air France is strengthening its presence in Costa Rica by adding two extra flights on the San José-Paris route. From 19 June 2023, the airline will offer five weekly flights between San José’s Juan Santamaría International Airport and the Paris-Charles de Gaulle hub,

Far East Hospitality Achieves Largest Number of GSTC-Certified Properties in Singapore – All 16 Hotels

Far East Hospitality, Singapore’s home-grown hospitality management company with an international presence has announced that all 16 of its hotels in the country have achieved the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Industry Criteria for Hotels Certification. With this accreditation,

Riyadh Air introduces Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s first 47 seat electric coach in commitment to sustainability

Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia’s new digitally native airline is fully committed to sustainable aviation practices and today launched the first in a fleet of electric coaches for employee transport.

How Emirates And Etihad Are Shaping Sustainable Aviation In The UAE

The UAE’s strong emphasis on innovation and collaboration could serve as the cornerstone for creating a new regional center dedicated to sustainable aviation fuel. By leveraging its forward-thinking approach and cooperative spirit, the nation is well-positioned to lead in this emerging field,

How AI is helping Alaska Airlines plan better flight routes and lower emissions

Planning a trip can be complex with so many factors to think about, such as weather, routes, timing and efficiency. Here at Alaska, we sift through tons of data to make sure every flight is safe and efficient. As part of the ongoing journey to innovate and ensure a great travel experience for our guests, we’ve renewed our partnership with Air Space Intelligence (ASI). They use artificial intelligence to optimize flight paths and cut down on emissions via their Flyways AI Platform.

Source: Alaska Airlines