EasyJet has redoubled its commitment to its net zero roadmap with a vow to work with new partners to explore and develop new technologies to decarbonise aviation, as well as lobby government for more support – and it believes the public is ready to come along for the ride.
EasyJet said 82% of easyJet holidays customers were likely to rebook ((Credit: iStock / Alphotographic)
The carrier this week marked the second anniversary of its ambitious and evolving roadmap, which initially set out to steer its sustainability investments away from carbon offsetting and instead towards new ways to reduce emissions and also fleet renewal.
Two key focuses – airspace modernisation, something the CAA has been working on for several years, and zero-carbon aviation, such as hydrogen-powered aircraft – are poised to come to the fore as it enters the third year of its endeavour.
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