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Finnair Publishes
More Extensive Corporate Responsibility Report By Shane Nolan |
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April 14, 2011 - Finnair has published its Corporate
Responsibility
Report 2010 based on the international Global
Reporting Initiative (GRI) Guidelines. Finnair was one
of the first airlines in the world to start reporting
according to the GRI Guidelines and the just-published
report is Finnair's third report covering corporate
responsibility as a whole.
Finnair is the flag carrier and largest airline of
The largest owner is the government of |
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In
addition there are about 50 seasonal charter-flight
destinations. Skytrax ranks Finnair as a 4-star airline. "This
year we developed our reporting, particularly in the area of
social responsibility. We expanded, for example, our coverage of
human rights and social issues," says Finnair?s Vice President
Sustainable Development Kati Iham?ki.
Finnair?s
own personnel are at the centre of social responsibility. During
2010, the Group implemented several projects promoting wellbeing
in work and good management practice, and others are currently
under way. Long careers speak of employees? job satisfaction:
some 39% of Finnair personnel have been employed by the Group
for more than 20 years and 12% have served for more than 30
years.
The
environmental responsibility section of the report tells how
Finnair has reduced its emissions and advanced towards its
objectives: between 1999 and 2017, Finnair will reduce its
emissions by 41% per seat. As an external party,
PricewaterhouseCoopers Oy has verified that Finnair has applied
in its Corporate Responsibility Report the GRI Guidelines to
Application Level A.
Skytrax is
a United Kingdom-based consultancy, the public face of Inflight
Research Services. It conducts research for commercial airlines.
It carries out international-traveller surveys to find the best
cabin staff, airport, airline, airline lounge, in-flight
entertainment, on-board catering, and several other elements of
air travel. |
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