Sustainability

Our most important destination is the future

In a global world, flying allows us to connect between countries and continents for trade, relationships, culture and for love. In order to continue to benefit from the social and economic good flying brings to our lives, we are committed to reducing the fossil carbon emissions of flying.

We want to pave the way for a future where you can continue to explore the world but with less impact on the environment. As the first step, we have set a science-based climate target to improve our emissions efficiency by 2033. For the long-term, we are together with our industry aiming towards net-zero emissions by 2050.

Our commitment to reducing CO2 emissions includes various tools such as investing in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) beyond regulatory requirements, further improving operational efficiency, optimising our network and eventually updating our fleet renewal plan. Read more about our climate action.

The climate impact of aviation is rightfully at the heart of our sustainability work, but we need to also focus on the other environmental and social impacts of our business.

Our environmental footprint also includes the food and materials consumed on our flights. We carry millions of passengers annually, which means efficient material management is essential for conserving natural resources and reducing food waste.

People are at the core of what we do. We have brought people together for over 100 years, and want to keep on providing a safe, accessible, and smooth journey for our customers. For our employees, we want to offer a workplace that values equality, inclusivity, and diversity. The well-being of our employees is a central focus of us, and we are committed to maintaining the health and safety of our employees and providing them with learning and training opportunities.