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In the course of the public discourse, Flughafen Zürich AG has reviewed and adjusted its practice of financial donations. Political parties will no longer be supported. As announced in the spring, the...
Some airlines, including the Spanish low-cost airline Vueling, offer their passengers the option of donating to so-called SAF fuels, which the industry promotes as particularly sustainable, when they book a flight. Last year
As a logistics partner of a Unicef initiative, the Spanish airline Iberia helped around one million children to be vaccinated against Covid-19 and other diseases. Among other things, you have donations in numerous countries that have a
Aid supplies were flown from Malta to Turkey last week with the de Havilland Dash 8-100, which bears the registration 9H-ALM. Food, blankets, warm clothing, baby items and much more were on board the turboprop aircraft
Since 2014, 50 cents from every bottle of mineral water bought in the Dufry shops at Zurich Airport have been donated to social projects. The purchase price per container is 2,50 Swiss francs. The Sternschnuppe Children's Aid Foundation
In Germany, there has been a one-way deposit for bottles and cans for many years. The containers land at airports, for which a fee of 0,25 euros is paid
With the help of crowdfunding, a startup wants to get off the ground at Strasbourg Airport. Happy Airways is planning to use turboprop aircraft to set up a route network consisting of 14 destinations, including Berlin and Vienna. Even though
Unnamed employees of the Ukrainian low-cost airline Bees Airline have set up an aid fund. This collects donations for various social projects in Ukraine. Already shortly before the beginning of the attack of the Russian Federation
Spanish low-cost airline Volotea is entering the carbon offset business. Under the brand name "Voloterra", passengers are offered the option of donating two euros per flight to environmental protection projects. Studies show again and again that the
The "indulgence trade" with so-called carbon compensation payments is not going well for most airlines. Extremely few passengers donate during the booking process or afterwards via an independent platform. Lufthansa is now trying a new approach
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