Eco-Friendly Practices Inside the Aircraft Cabin

Presenter Information

Rina MurteziFollow

Presentation Type

Short presentation 10-15 minutes

In Person or Zoom Presentation

Virtual via Zoom

Campus

Worldwide

Status

Student

Faculty/Staff Department

Business Administration

Student Year and Major

Senior, BS in Aviation Business Administration

Presentation Description/Abstract

Engines and alternative fuels definitely play a big role when we talk about sustainability; what people don’t think of is that the aircraft cabin itself is also becoming an important space for environmental change. Every flight offers hundreds of small choices that can make a big difference: separating recyclables, reducing plastic use, managing catering waste and using lighter, more efficient service items. Onboard, airlines are introducing practical initiatives that passengers and crew interact with every day and these are daily actions carried out by crew members who care about the planet as much as their passengers’ comfort.

This presentation takes viewers behind the galley curtain to explore how cabin crews contribute to a greener sky. It also highlights how passenger awareness and cooperation can amplify these efforts. My project looks at how the cabin is evolving into a sustainability platform proving that meaningful change often begins in the aisle, not just the engine.

Keywords

Cabin, Flight Attendants

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Eco-Friendly Practices Inside the Aircraft Cabin

Engines and alternative fuels definitely play a big role when we talk about sustainability; what people don’t think of is that the aircraft cabin itself is also becoming an important space for environmental change. Every flight offers hundreds of small choices that can make a big difference: separating recyclables, reducing plastic use, managing catering waste and using lighter, more efficient service items. Onboard, airlines are introducing practical initiatives that passengers and crew interact with every day and these are daily actions carried out by crew members who care about the planet as much as their passengers’ comfort.

This presentation takes viewers behind the galley curtain to explore how cabin crews contribute to a greener sky. It also highlights how passenger awareness and cooperation can amplify these efforts. My project looks at how the cabin is evolving into a sustainability platform proving that meaningful change often begins in the aisle, not just the engine.