Why greater scrutiny of corporate air travel policies is on the radar

Cecilia Keating
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Why greater scrutiny of corporate air travel policies is on the radar

Air travel reduction is a key way for companies to reduce their climate impact - but it is a lever few firms are pulling, according to new report

With technological solutions for decarbonising aviation unlikely to be ready at scale until the 2030s at the earliest, campaigners have long warned that soaring demand for flying over the coming decade...

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