New aircraft for Sterling Airlines
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As a part of Sterling target to be Europe most environmentally friendly airline, the company will replace in March 2007 two of the oldest aircraft of its young fleet with 3 new Boeing 737-700. Two of them will come directly from Boeing factory in Seattle.
Sterling reported earlier this month that they will reduce their CO2 emissions per passenger up to 10% over the next three years. This target will be reached with new landing procedures & taxiing procedures after landing coupled with our environmentally friendly fleet.
”Responsibility for the environment is a common cause where all airlines’ companies can contribute positively in their operations. We replace two aircraft with completely new & more environmentally friendly aircraft, our focus on environment always being there in order to reduce CO2 emissions per passenger by 10% over the next three years” said Sterling commercial director Stefan Vilner.
Med venlig hilsen,
Sterling
sterling.dk
For further information, please contact:
Stefan Vilner, commercial director, mobile +45 2969 8911
Sterling is Europe's fourth-largest low-cost airline, and the largest in Scandinavia, operating both charter and scheduled flights to more than 35 destinations across Europe. The company has a fleet of 26 aircraft of the types Boeing 737-800, -700 and -500. Sterling is based in Copenhagen and is part of Northern Travel Holding. Both in 2005 and 2006 Sterling was awarded "Best Low-cost Carrier" at the Danish Travel Award by the Danish consumers.
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