(TAN): The Lufthansa Group has once again received a positive score on climate protection from the rating organization CDP. For the third time in a row, the aviation group was rated “B” in the world’s largest climate ranking, maintaining its top position among the airlines in Europe, the airline group said in a statement.
In the area of governance, the CDP awarded the company the top grade “A”.
Christina Foerster, Lufthansa executive board member for customer, IT & corporate responsibility, said, “We are delighted once again about the positive rating in the global CDP ranking. Even during difficult economic times, we are continuing our efforts to make aviation more climate-friendly. This includes investments particularly in fuel-efficient aircraft and the various projects in the field of sustainable aviation fuels.”
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The Lufthansa Group has been participating in the CDP reporting since 2006, providing relevant interest groups with transparent information about its climate protection strategy and measures to reduce CO2 emissions. The CDP data is also used to a large extent in other assessments by leading rating agencies. CDP Climate Scores are awarded annually on a scale from “A” (best result) to “D-“.
Companies that provide no or insufficient information are graded with “F”.
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