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20-Sep-2021 2:31 AM

Air New Zealand: consider sustainability like safety

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Air New Zealand has encouraged the airline industry to consider sustainability in the same way as it does air safety, in order to prioritise and collectively decarbonise aircraft emissions.

In a wide-ranging discussion at September's CAPA Live event, Air New Zealand's Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer, Captain David Morgan, detailed the airline's commitment to decarbonise its operations, and the support it will need from suppliers and infrastructure providers to meet its objectives.

He highlighted the airline's plans to progressively introduce sustainable aviation fuels, its active support for a SAF refining capability in New Zealand, its intention to introduce electric aircraft by 2030, and its determination to reduce waste to landfill by 60 per cent within five years.

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