The airline with the lowest CO2 emissions in Europe

Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has taken the ultra low-cost model a step further to pursue growth and sustainability in tandem. 

In this episode, we talk to Wizz Air Group’s Chief Corporate & ESG Officer, Yvonne Moynihan, about how the carrier has reduced its per seat carbon footprint by 15% since 2019, despite having grown by a remarkable 140% since the pandemic!

We'll learn about why fleet renewal can help airlines achieve significant short-term emissions reduction and how Wizz Air focuses on young travellers and undertakes radical measures and advocacy to stay ahead of its competitors.

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Links & More:

Wizz Air Confirms 75 Airbus A321neo Order

Wizz Air and OMV sign an agreement to supply sustainable aviation fuel

Wizz And Airbus To Collaborate On Hydrogen Aircraft Operations

Wizz Air CEO Calls For Global Ban On Business Class Flying

Wizz Air joins European Commission’s Alliance for Zero-Emission Aviation

Cirium's Global Aircraft Emissions Monitor