In order to achieve our goal of a CO2 -neutral balance sheet by 2050, we are setting things in motion. One example of this is the Green Fares in Europe. We are now expanding the existing offer with a test case: Green Fares can now also be booked for selected long-haul connections.
The test case from Germany includes the routes from Frankfurt to Bengaluru and Miami as well as the connection from Munich to Incheon - you can now travel more sustainably on all three.
The reduction and offsetting of individual flight-related CO2 emissions are already included in this fare - and are reduced by 10% through the use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and offset by 90% through a contribution to high-quality climate protection projects.
The more sustainable fares are now available in the following countries on these selected long-haul routes:
Belgium Brazil
Brussels - Kinshasa (BRU - FIH) São Paulo - Zurich (GRU - ZRH)
China/Hong Kong Germany
Hong Kong - London (HKG - LHR) Frankfurt – Bengaluru (FRA – BLR)
Munich – Incheon (MUC – ICN)
Frankfurt – Miami (FRA – MIA)
France Great Britain
Paris – Bangkok (PAR - BKK) London – Hong Kong (LHR – HKG)
Kenya Switzerland
Nairobi – Frankfurt (NBO – FRA) Zurich – Los Angeles (ZRH – LAX)
Singapore Thailand
Singapore – London (SIN – LON) Bangkok – Vienna (BKK – VIE)
Travel more sustainably. Book Green Fares Intercontinental now on selected long-haul routes and enjoy flexible rebooking options and an additional 10% status and award miles.
You can find out more about the Green Fares and the measures for more sustainable flying on the websites of the individual airlines:
Green Fares at Austrian Airlines
Green Fares at Brussels Airlines
Published 05.12.2023