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Saudia said it is committed to promoting the future of sustainable flying and to minimise emissions. The airline is working on a variety of sustainability projects and new environmentally friendly initiatives.
Tourism Malaysia participated at the Borsa Internazionale del Turismo (BIT) from February 12-14 in Milan this year, presenting Malaysia’s strong identity as a sustainable destination.
After piloting (no pun intended) its Green Fare concept on routes from Scandinavia last year, Austrian Airlines is now launching the option for customers to "fly more sustainably" throughout Europe. The Green Fare option will be available for both economy and business class on continental services
The Lufthansa Group will begin offering fares that already have carbon offsetting options built-in starting February 15, 2023.
With sustainability being the word of the day in aviation circles, here’s a look at some green initiatives by major international airlines.
“We want to be a leader in the roll-out of zero emissions aircraft. Having Embraer as one of our long-term partners will grow our collective understanding of zero emissions aircraft technology as it develops and will give them the confidence, they are developing a product that’s viable for us.”
Iberostar, an international leader in responsible tourism, will bring its carbon emissions down to zero by 2030, 20 years before the global hospitality industry target.
LATAM Airlines Group is the fifth best performing airline in sustainability worldwide and the first in the Americas and Europe, according to the most recent Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) by Standard & Poor’s (S&P Global).
The German flag carrier is looking to take "large volumes" of sustainable aviation fuel from Swiss energy company VARO from 2026.The last couple of years has seen a practical avalanche of sustainable aviation fuel uptake agreements.