#2 Generation Easyjet

In this episode, Bernice Notenboom explores the explosive growth of budget airlines and the resulting shifts in the aviation industry. Starting from her visit to Schiphol’s air traffic control tower, Bernice delves into the impact of low-cost carriers on accessibility, industry practices, and climate. With insights from Scott Keyes, founder of Going, and Keith Lawless of Air Transat, Bernice examines the rise of "no-frills" flying, and its environmental effects, while questioning if such growth is sustainable.Key topicsThe rise of low-cost airlines and their impact on travel habitsInnovations in cost-cutting, efficiency, and fuel consumptionBalancing accessibility in travel with climate impact concernsFeatured GuestsMichiel van Dorst: CEO of Air Traffic Control NetherlandsScott Keyes: Founder of GoingKeith Lawless: Aviation consultant and sustainability leaderNext Episode: The environmental cost of aviation and its implications for our future.Keywords: Aviation, Budget Airlines, Environmental Impact, Carbon Emissions, Air Travel GrowthFor more information about Bernice Notenboom's work or to get in touch with her, check her website: bernicenotenboom.com/ Final Call is produced in close collaboration with audio agency Airborne and is made possible by LNVL, Rotterdam Havenbedrijf, Neste, Vopak, Gasunie and POP Foundation.