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Taiwan-based China Airlines has entered into a cross-industry partnership with luxury fashion brand Moschino to launch a new in-flight travel kit. The kit is infused with China Airlines' environmental protection philosophy and gives the cabin a
As of May 1, 2024, the aviation tax in Germany was increased by around 25 percent, sparking a heated debate about the impact on the aviation industry, the economy and environmental protection. The association in Germany
Japan Airlines has announced that it has launched a pilot program in Yokohama City to convert used cooking oil into sustainable aircraft fuel (SAF). The airline launched the program in collaboration with the city of Yokohama
At a time when environmental awareness and climate protection are playing an increasingly important role, we are constantly being told that the railway is the ultimate green means of transport. But let us no longer hold on to the illusions:
Peru is over 40 percent forested. However, ongoing deforestation threatens important habitats and worsens the livelihoods of indigenous communities in particular. The Tui Forest Peru aims to preserve the native forests in the
According to its own information, the Lufthansa Group was able to sell around a million tickets in the so-called “Green Fare” within a year. Only around three percent of passengers opted for this offer. Loud
The airline Austrian Airlines was able to obtain the so-called EAMS certification. EMAS is a voluntary instrument of the European Union that supports companies and organizations of all sizes and in all sectors to continuously improve their environmental performance. The EMAS registration
The Working Group of German Airports held a two-day committee meeting at the beginning of this week. In the course of this, people are criticizing the policies of the German federal government. “Germany needs economically strong and sustainably positioned airports in order to achieve the necessary
The United States of America is taking legal measures that are intended to result in aircraft that require a particularly large amount of fuel being taken out of service. This could also include the cessation of production of Boeing's cargo variant
The Innsbruck Airport Neighborhood Protection Association criticizes the fact that there has allegedly been no investigation into the burning of kerosene during take-offs and landings at the Tyrolean capital's airport. One also refers to the special one
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