Norwegian Air is launching a new sustainability project with its partner, UNICEF Norway, to help children in need around the world while providing employment for immigrant women and reducing the company’s environmental impact. The pilot program, Still Travelling with Norwegian, is upcycling the company’s phased out uniforms into a collection of products to be sold onboard selected flights to help fight against textile waste.
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Norwegian Air upcycles old uniforms into snazzy travel kits, raising funds for UNICEF
The first two Norwegian Air upcycled products will be travel kits made from crew plaid jackets and printed silk scarves.
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