EasyJet commits to net-zero carbon goal
Airlines have come under increasing pressure to reduce emissions by ‘flight shame’ movement
19 November 2019 - 16:50
London — Britain’s easyJet is implementing plans to become the world's first major airline to operate with net-zero carbon across its flight network, the budget carrier said on Tuesday as it also flagged improving bookings after a tough 2019.
In addition to the plans to offset emissions from flying, the company also announced that it would launch easyJet Holidays in Britain by Christmas, offering its own beach and city breaks after the demise of tour operator Thomas Cook...
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