European lowcost carrier Vueling has opened up for entries for a competition to find innovative ideas for improving sustainability and customer experience in aviation.
The NextGen Aviation Challenge invites businesses, startups and visionaries across Europe to present revolutionary solutions aimed at redefining air travel.
Those selected will pitch their ideas to industry leaders at the 4YFN event during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, on March 5.
IAG group airline, Vueling says it is committed to decarbonisation and pushing for a more sustainable aviation industry.
The NextGen Aviation Challenge was launched to align with the European framework of the NetZero Industrial Act.
The airline said: “Through this challenge, Vueling is looking for innovative proposals that will contribute to the aviation industry’s goal of achieving net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050.
“The solutions presented must include advancements in operational efficiency, sustainable fuels, aircraft and engine technologies, carbon capture methods, and initiatives that empower customers and employees to embrace sustainability.
“Equally, Vueling aims to revolutionise the customer experience by exploring emerging technologies such as AI, VR, and Quantum computing.
“It is looking for opportunities that span the entire customer journey, from simplifying booking and check-in processes, to enhancing in-flight comfort.
Applications for the challenge are open now and close on February 10. Finalists will be selected in February and invited to pitch. The event will culminate in an awards ceremony on the same day.
The most innovative proposals will be awarded the opportunity to execute a proof of concept within Vueling and participate in the prestigious Hangar 51 Accelerator Programme of the IAG Group.
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