Sustainable development
Aware of its corporate responsibility in ensuring sustainable development, Air France strives to be an airline industry leader on this issue. To fulfill this role, Air France has undertaken many initiatives, both
the Group and local levels.
Air France commitments
Protecting the environment, combating climate change and creating social value are at the heart of Air France´s business strategy and its day-to-day operations. At all corporate levels, our employees involve themselves in the company´s responsible development. Air France has been recognized for this commitment by various
non-financial rating agencies
Air France extends these efforts by involving our customers in the sustainable development of our company and by integrating sustainable development into our offerings. To maintain and strengthen our customers desire for these initiatives, Air France is committed to:
ensuring the safety and security of flights,
providing reliable, relevant and transparent information,
respecting our passengers confidentiality,
listening to our customers,
offering innovative services and meeting our commitments as a responsible company.
Our action in Australia
As part of their CSR commitment, Air France Australia staff have launched a partnership with "Conservation Volunteers", Australia´s leading practical conservation organization.
Conservation Volunteers recruits volunteers from Australia, New Zealand and around the world to work on important environmental and wildlife conservation projects.
Each month, the team in Australia participates as volunteers to actions such as the "Eastern Barred Bandicoot Program" that helps preserve endangered species.
This includes reinstate fencing for the area that is being developed as a suitable natural habitat for the Eastern Barred Bandicoot.
Several projects are planned with this organization in the months to come.
Conservation Volunteers recruits volunteers from Australia, New Zealand and around the world to work on important environmental and wildlife conservation projects.
Each month, the team in Australia participates as volunteers to actions such as the "Eastern Barred Bandicoot Program" that helps preserve endangered species.
This includes reinstate fencing for the area that is being developed as a suitable natural habitat for the Eastern Barred Bandicoot.
Several projects are planned with this organization in the months to come.
