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The Lufthansa Group's “Green Fares” continue to prove to be real slow sellers, as they are said to have only been sold around 265.000 times since their introduction. The number of customers mentioned was determined in the course of communication by
The French government plans to artificially increase the cost of airline tickets with the help of higher taxes. The additional state revenues are to be invested in the expansion of the railway infrastructure. Transport Minister Clément Beaune is currently assuming that this will be the case
In a media release, the low-cost airline Wizz Air claims that in the 2023 financial year it was possible to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by eleven percent compared to the previous period. The carrier dubs itself as ” Europe
In cooperation with Eurowings, the tour operator FTI wants to offer so-called sustainable flights as part of its package tours. To this end, the new "Leisure Value Fare" was created. There is a surcharge per person and route
WWF warns: imported fish and rare species on tourist menus – the Mediterranean Sea as a “biodiversity hotspot” urgently needs better protection
Last week, the transport ministers of the EU member states met in Luxembourg. Austria's Leonore Gewessler (Greens) put possible restrictions on private jets on the agenda. The politician herself often travels with “needs airlines”. The organization Greenpeace
Some time ago, the Lufthansa Group introduced so-called green fares with its network carriers. These are said to be particularly environmentally friendly, as they are intended to "balance" the flight-related carbon dioxide emissions. Lufthansa is moving after the first 100 days
The organization "Deutsche Umwelthilfe" accuses numerous companies, including the Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings, of so-called greenwashing. It is believed that misleading advertising statements are being made and a lawsuit has therefore been filed against the companies concerned.
With the support of Eurocontrol, Brussels Airport and Skeyes have started a joint project to optimize landing procedures. The aim is to improve pollutant and noise emissions. The aim of the Sesar program is improvement
On June 20, 2023, a court case will begin in Antwerp regarding the construction of traffic areas at Antwerp Airport on agricultural land. The airport or those responsible sometimes face criminal consequences because the public prosecutor's office has filed charges
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