July 18, 2007
American Airlines Plans Green Marketing Campaign
American Airlines, the world’s biggest airline by passenger traffic, is preparing a marketing campaign next month to show off its green side, Dow Jones reports.
In the past six months, the airline says that both corporate accounts and individual customers increasingly are asking the airline for information about its environmental policies. In about 30 days the airline plans to roll out a broad marketing strategy to address environmental questions. No other details are given in the article.
American’s environmental program to date has mainly been under the heading of Fuel Smart, a program to cut costs by saving fuel. Fuel Smart, which now saves American Airlines 60 million to 70 million gallons of fuel a year, includes a variety of initiatives, such as shutting off one engine when taxiing to an airport gate, or removing heavy food service galleys from aircraft.
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On a recent international flight I could see where cans, paper and plastic were being collected by the flight attendant to be thrown away. If every flight recycled this would help the image of American.
Donna Garber | May 27th, 2009