Easyjet cuts carbon emissions intensity 30 per cent since 2000
Carbon emissions per passenger for every kilometre travelled dips below 80 grams for the first time
Easyjet has cut the carbon emissions intensity of its flights by almost a third since 2000 thanks to a combination of better technology and improvements in operating efficiency. Over the last 17 years...
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