What sustainability means for airlines and for the travelling public ?
How are airlines able to invest in sustainability in the context of the COVID-19 crisis ?
What kind of technologies are being explored for a sustainable sector ?
Find out during “the road to net zero” moments.
While the worst crisis to ever hit the aviation sector is still posing existential threats, uncertainties and risks, airlines remain key players in making the decarbonisation of air travel a reality.
At the Airbus Summit, exciting discussions took place during the “Road to net zero - Part 1 & Part 2” moments with some of the most recognised brands representing four continents : easyjet and Frontier (Part 1) ; Cathay Pacific, Delta Air Lines, LATAM, Lufthansa Group (Part 2).
Part 1 | Perspective from airline CEOs
Two major low cost carriers either side of the Atlantic discuss why sustainability is so important and their roadmap amid the business uncertainties that remain.
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Part 2 | Perspective from airline sustainability leaders
Four major full service carriers representing four continents discuss what sustainability means for them and their roadmap amid the business uncertainties that remain.
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Event photos
- Julie Kitcher, Executive Vice President Communications and Corporate Affairs at Airbus
- Johan LUNDGREN, Chief Executive Officer - easyJet
- Johan LUNDGREN, Chief Executive Officer - easyJet
Julie Kitcher, Executive Vice President Communications and Corporate Affairs, Airbus and Annette Mann, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, LUFTHANSA Group.
Julie Kitcher, Executive Vice President Communications and Corporate Affairs, Airbus and Annette Mann, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, LUFTHANSA Group.
- Julie Kitcher, Executive Vice President Communications and Corporate Affairs, Airbus
- Annette Mann, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, LUFTHANSA Group
- Amelia DeLuca, Managing Director of Sustainability, DELTA AIRLINES
- Annette Mann, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, LUFTHANSA Group
- Amelia DeLuca, Managing Director of Sustainability, DELTA AIRLINES
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