Emirates Group reports stellar environmental performance
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Emirates Airline’s carbon dioxide emissions efficiency is 26% better than the global airline average, the findings of the Emirates Group’s first comprehensive environmental report have revealed. Covering the 2010-2011 fiscal year, the audited report analysed environmental performance data from a range of group activities, including airline operations, dnata’s cargo and ground handling businesses and a wide range of commercial activities on the ground – from engineering to catering. The report’s aim is to understand the group’s environmental impact, as well as identifying opportunities to improve and capture best practice across our 60,000 strong workforce. In addition to the carbon dioxide emissions efficiency figure of 0.75kg per tonne-kilometre (TK) that was 26% better than IATA’s fleet average, other significant highlights in the report include:
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