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BEHAVIOR CHANGE Report: Small Behavioral Interventions with Pilots Add Up to Massive Savings for Airlines
The sustainability paradox
Virgin Atlantic just used behavioral science to ‘nudge’ its pilots into using less fuel. It worked.
Behavioural economics can nudge pilots into boosting fuel and carbon efficiency, finds Virgin Atlantic study
Virgin Atlantic Tested 3 Ways to Change Employee Behaviour
Be bites: nudging pilots to use less fuel
Meet the 11 startups accelerating change at VERGE Hawaii
Sustainability Leaders Awards 2018: Winners revealed at glittering ceremony
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2018: Employee Engagement Campaign of the Year
Signol Joins Hangar 51
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UK Startup Accelerator Welcomes 10 New Companies

The ATI Boeing Accelerator welcomes 10 companies this week to its second three-month programme, providing startups access to leading industry strategists and technical experts, a global mentoring network and a Boeing investment.

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Irish Tech News

Using Behavioral Economics To Improve Fuel Efficiency For Pilots

Fascinating interview by Melanie Boylan with Rob Metcalf and Natalie LeRoy about their insights into how behavioural economics is usefully impacting on fuel consumption in the aviation industry.

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Sustainable Brands

BEHAVIOR CHANGE Report: Small Behavioral Interventions with Pilots Add Up to Massive Savings for Airlines

A new whitepaper details an 8-month study conducted with Virgin Atlantic — in which a behavioral intervention with pilots created $6.1M in fuel savings, and demonstrated the most cost-effective carbon-abatement solution in history.

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CNBC

The sustainability paradox

Consumers claim to care about the environment but research suggests they have other priorities. Understanding their psyche could provide the answer.

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Washington Post

Virgin Atlantic just used behavioral science to ‘nudge’ its pilots into using less fuel. It worked.

In an unusual experiment that could have major implications for the role of corporations in fighting climate change, Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Airways recently teamed up with economists to try to “nudge” the company’s pilots to use less fuel, using a variety of behavioral interventions.

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Green Air Online

Behavioural economics can nudge pilots into boosting fuel and carbon efficiency, finds Virgin Atlantic study

Behavioural economics could be one of the most cost-effective ways of achieving fuel and carbon efficiency savings from airlines, finds an academic study involving Virgin Atlantic captains.

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Harvard Business Review

Virgin Atlantic Tested 3 Ways to Change Employee Behaviour

Academics, companies, and policymakers should look for similar partnership opportunities as they can provide low-cost solutions to issues such as air pollution and climate change.

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Research Live

Be bites: nudging pilots to use less fuel

Inspired by the growing success of nudges, private companies have become interested in working with academics to leverage behavioural science.

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GreenBiz

Meet the 11 startups accelerating change at VERGE Hawaii

This week, we are excited to announce the 11 startups selected for the VERGE Accelerate cohort that will be featured at VERGE Hawaii this June.

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Edie

Sustainability Leaders Awards 2018: Winners revealed at glittering ceremony

The great and the good of sustainable business descended upon the London Hilton on Park Lane for last night's Awards, which celebrate excellence from across the green economy.

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Business Green

BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2018: Employee Engagement Campaign of the Year

Signol Named Employee Engagement Campaign of the Year

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Signol Joins Hangar 51

From more than 400 applications in 40 countries, IAG selected 28 start-ups to present their innovative products and services before a judging panel at a pitch day earlier this month.

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