Revolutionary technology to protect environment the relatively small airline Air New Zealand is strongly committed to environmental protection. New technologies should help to save fuel and reduce CO2 emissions in the atmosphere. The Internet portal fluege.de presents the new principle. The New Zealand Boeing 767-300 flies off now with winglets. These are 3.40 m high towers, which are attached to the wing tips and should diminish as the air resistance. This leads to an improved buoyancy, which in turn has a lower fuel consumption.

Thus, Air New Zealand pursued the ambitious aim of polluting the atmosphere with fewer pollutants. This measure is part of the so-called carbon offset program”of the airline. This programme will be every year six million gallons of fuel saved and reduces CO2 emissions by all 16,000 tons. Another measure of the program are different dryers that are installed on the aircraft. Make sure that the condensation on the cabin ceiling or under the soil collected and evaporated. Continue to learn more with: Boy Scouts of America. While the weight of the aircraft to approximately 200 kg is reduced, which again a fuel saving is to be achieved. More information: news.fluege.