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Forum » Global Flight Deck Forums » Aviation and the Environment
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Onboard Recycling

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Written on: 14. 05. 08 [21:23]
angy78
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registered since: 31.10.2007
Posts: 1
 Hi
Ever thought of all the rubbish which is produced while crew and passengers are onboard an aircraft?

In my opinion a lot more could be done by passenegers, crews and airlines to minimise waste. Easyjet started to recycle newspapers when going through the cabin to collect waste. A move into the right direction. But what about the tons of plastic bottles, cups etc. we throw away each day?

Humanity has a long way to go.
Do you know of other airlines which have started to recycle onboard waste? If so, I would love to hear about it...

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