FlyBe labels carbon impact
June 7, 2007
Bleary-eyed passengers boarding some early flights at Birmingham, Bristol and Belfast airports this morning will be confronted with a colour-coded sticker rating the damage they are doing to the planet.
Europe's biggest regional airline will today unveil what is claimed to be the world's first aircraft "eco-labelling" scheme. Flybe, which has an extensive domestic and European network, says "Passengers will then be in a position to decide, on an informed basis, whether they want to carbon-offset that journey".
The airline has also introduced an offsetting scheme.
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