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Industrial waste recycling work

Flair Group says it is working in a chemical analysis lab to develop a process for extracting valuable materials from industrial waste. That points to a recycling-style approach, where waste is treated as a source of useful material instead of something to throw away. The company presents this as part of its wider sustainability work and links it to reducing waste and making better use of resources.

Formal ESG programme launched

Flare says it created a formal ESG programme called Flare Cares to bring environmental, social, and governance work into its day-to-day operations. ESG means environmental, social, and governance, which is a way of looking at how a company affects the planet, people, and how it is run. The programme covers carbon footprint reduction, employee wellbeing, community support, and ethical leadership.

Code of conduct for partners

The company says its Corporate Code of Conduct sets expectations for its team, clients, and partners. It says this code covers responsible behaviour, transparency, whistleblower protection, and open dialogue. In plain terms, that means it has written rules about how people should act and how concerns can be raised if something goes wrong.

Flair Airlines waste cuts

A 2024 press release about Flair Airlines said the airline replaced single-use plastic items with compostable cups and cutlery, avoiding 604,000 single-use plastic items on board. It also said the airline started a recycling pilot at Calgary airport and planned to reduce inflight waste sent to landfill by 55% in 2024, while aiming to sort and recycle 80% of mixed recyclables by cabin crew.

Monthly emissions reporting

Flair Airlines said it would begin publicly reporting monthly CO2 emissions so customers could see the climate impact of flights. It also said its 2023 average emissions were 64 g per passenger kilometre, which it described as one of the lowest averages in that year. This is a carbon-intensity measure, meaning emissions are shown per passenger and distance flown.

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