(TAN): Air New Zealand’s latest sustainability report focuses on the most material sustainability opportunities and challenges the airline is tackling — supporting people and communities, tackling climate change, supporting New Zealand through sustainable tourism, and reducing waste and plastic.
Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran said this year’s report reinforced the airline’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, despite the current challenging operating environment.
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“It has been particularly pleasing to see voluntary offsetting rates increase in the past year — through our voluntary carbon offsetting function FlyNeutral, together with our customers we have contributed close to NZD 1.5 million (USD 1 million) towards permanent native forestry projects across New Zealand… Thank you to all our customers who continue to choose to offset their emissions,” Foran said.
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