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Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) has today announced new Environmental, Social, and Governance goals for 2050. The updated goals build upon those announced in July 2020 and include the aim of becoming a net zero carbon dioxide emission airline by 2050.
All Nippon Airways has pledged to be net zero carbon emissions by the year 2050. Photo: Kaoru Nagasawa via Flickr
In July 2020, ANA announced it would actively work to cut its carbon emissions in half by 2050, compared to its level in 2005. However, the airline has now upgraded this aim to become a net zero CO2 airline.
In a statement released by the airline, President and CEO Shinya Katanozaka said,
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While some turned to eliminating the middle seat completely, others no longer serve any meals, thus requiring passengers to keep their face masks on during the entire time they are on board.
And now All Nippon Airways (ANA) has come up with another innovation that should help the Japanese airline reduce the physical contact inside its aircraft.
More specifically, ANA will replace all the traditional lavatory doors that you can open with your hands with a so-called hands-free alternative that’s supposed to reduce the potential spread of pathogens. Because, after all, the bathroom isn’t necessarily the cleanest place inside an airplane, so ANA just wants to make sure you won’t touch a surface that everybody else touches too.