Re-usable items in amenity kits
Suggested by Sarah Niyazi & 1 Others
Implemented
Suggested by Sarah Niyazi & 1 Others
Suggested by Sarah Niyazi & 1 Others
Providing a bundle of reusable items for passengers in their amenity kits to reduce single-use produce, avoid wastage and be more sustainable in general.
Implemented
Suggested by Dr. Mohammed A Alghamdi
Suggested by Dr. Mohammed A Alghamdi
Replace paper-based menus on-board to reduce waste and fuel cost due to additional weight. Easier to re-customise and change as well.
Suggested by Jisha Thomas
Suggested by Jisha Thomas
The thermal spraying process is environmentally safer than chrome plating and has potential for cost and time savings.
Suggested by Kefah Makhresh
Suggested by Kefah Makhresh
While designing the aircraft galley don't order doors for container compartment as long the containers itself has doors. This will reduce aircraft galley weight.
Suggested by Dr. Mohammed A Alghamdi
Suggested by Dr. Mohammed A Alghamdi
Select the KPIs to be in alignment with the 2030 National Vision KPIs and its cascaded strategies.
Suggested by Abdullah Bajjba
Suggested by Abdullah Bajjba
Use consumable spoons and forks that can be eaten after use.