Tag: Aviation Sustainability
Airlines step up measures for sustainable flights
The roadmap to net zero carbon emissions can be achieved through aircraft technology development; operations and infrastructure improvements; market-based measures and offsets; and the...
Airlines face challenges with aircraft orders and demand for sustainable flights
Airline chiefs of legacy, low-cost carriers (LCC) and new full-service start-ups, who spoke at the recent Aviation Festival Asia in Singapore, have one thing...
Lufthansa Group’s green fares continue to rise in demand
The Lufthansa Group’s Green Fares has been well received since it was launched a year ago – with more than one million passengers opting...
Lufthansa Group extends sustainable airfares to 12 new test routes
The Lufthansa Group is extending its Green Fares to longhaul flights with this sustainable product offered for the first time in Asia-Pacific.
The fare will...
Emirates operates landmark demonstration flight using full SAF
Emirates has become the world’s first airline to operate an A380 demonstration flight using 100 per cent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The flight took...
Aviation industry implementing more sustainability measures
A growing number of airports in Asia-Pacific have gone paperless with passengers utilising digital boarding passes on their smart devices and only printing a...
AAPA pushes for aviation sustainability
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) is calling for greater “government legislation” and “incentives” to address the global issue of aviation sustainability to...
Calling all hands on deck
AirAsia’s chief sustainability officer Yap Mun Ching minces no words when it comes to aviation sustainability – airlines cannot be expected to go on this journey alone, as all parties involved in the act of travel, from regulators to airports, influence eventual emissions
