verantwortung.lufthansa.com: Responsibility

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Exploring possibilities for reducing kerosene consumption is one of the most important tasks of the Lufthansa Group in terms of responsibility towards the climate and the environment.

Biofuel at Lufthansa

Lufthansa is carrying out pioneer work and was the first airline worldwide to use biofuel for six months in scheduled daily flight operations.

Four pillars for climate protection

Lufthansa works continuously on optimizing operations-related measures on the ground and in the air, and to make processes even more efficient in order to reduce fuel consumption and thus CO2 emissions over the long-term.

HelpAlliance – Employees lend a helping hand

The registered association HelpAlliance was founded in 1999 by employees from all parts of the Lufthansa Group. Ever since, the association’s members have been committed to numerous aid projects around the world.
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Corporate Responsibility within the Lufthansa Group

Corporate responsibility, that is to say sustainable and responsible entrepreneurial practice, is an integral part of our corporate strategy. It means that we are committed to creating added value for our customers, employees and investors and to meeting our responsibilities toward the environment and society.

For these reasons, we continuously improve our measures to safeguard the climate and the environment, maintain responsible and fair relations with our employees, and as a company actively engage in numerous social concerns.

The international economy and the air transport industry, in particular, operate in a dynamic environment that is defined by long-term megatrends and global challenges, such as population growth and the rise of megacities, increasing demand for mobility in the context of increasing globalization, climate change and processes of political transition. These underlying factors provide the background for our understanding of the five pillars of corporate responsibility and our related activities. The basic framework for managing and controlling sustainability-related processes at Lufthansa is defined by the Corporate Responsibility Council (CRC). This interdisciplinary cross-departmental body is part of the top management level.

On the following pages we have compiled the most important information about sustainability within the Lufthansa Group. You can also access our current sustainability report, Balance 2011, online, download it or order the printed version.

Lufthansa is represented in the following sustainability indices:

 

 

Memberships
  • aireg
  • B.A.U.M.
  • BDI Initiative
  • BDL
  • DNWE
  • EABA
  • Econsense
  • Initiative Pro Recyclingpapier
  • Initiative Luftverkehr für Deutschland
  • SAFUG
  • Transparency International
  • UN Global Compact

Click here for more information about our memberships.

Sustainability report

To find out more about responsibility at Lufthansa, read the latest sustainability report Balance.
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