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How Qatar Airways Fleet of 41 787s is advancing sustainability

Doha, Qatar: Whenever I fly on Qatar Airways, am reminded that airline leaders and the commercial aviation industry are dedicated to achieving a shared goal: net zero carbon emissions by 2050. -

RESPONSIBLE HOSPITALITY

At The Siam, we believe that luxury travel should be a memorable and meaningful experience that actively involves and contributes to the wellbeing of our local community and ecology.

Source: The Siam Hotel
China's commercial aircraft complete demo flights with sustainable fuel

An ARJ21 regional aircraft and C919 passenger aircraft completed their first demonstration flights with Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Shanghai and Dongying, respectively, on Wednesday, according to the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC).

Source: News cgtn
Novotel targets positive impact on oceans through WWF partnership

Hotelier Novotel has forged a partnership with WWF that will see the business support five flagship ocean protection and restoration projects and enhance its corporate sustainability commitments relating to marine ecosystems.

Source: Edie
Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines sign sustainability partnership

Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on various sustainability initiatives.This partnership aims to promote the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and share best practices to enhance sustainability in the airline industry.

Source: Aerotime
B&B HOTELS, la première chaîne d’hôtels certifiée durable, avec une certification adaptée au secteur hôtelier

B&B HOTELS a toujours été très concerné par son impact sociétal et environnemental, ce qui implique de prendre ses responsabilités en tant qu’entreprise en agissant de manière durable. Pour répondre aux attentes des consommateurs et apporter crédibilité et transparence à ses engagements RSE,

Cutting down on waste at Air France-KLM

The waste produced from in-flight operations can be a significant, if not managed properly. Research by IATA indicates that the sector generated 4.9 million tonnes of cabin waste in 2016, meaning that airlines have a responsibility to manage the level of waste and recycle wherever possible.

Emirates joins German Aviation Initiative for Renewable Energy, aireg

Emirates has become the first intl airline to join aireg (Aviation Initiative for Renewable Energy in Germany). The airline pledged its membership earlier at ILA Berlin 2024 in an official signing ceremony a significant move that underscores Emirates’ commitment towards improving the sustainability

Source: Emirates
Vietnam Airlines Joins IATA's CO2 Emissions Measurement Project

Hanoi, June 6, 2024 - At the recent IATA AGM Annual Conference held in Dubai, Vietnam Airlines signed a cooperation agreement to participate in the CO2 emissions measurement project (CO2 Connect) developed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA)