 The food and drinks trolley could become a thing of the past. That's because airline passengers of the future might be able to pre-order snacks on their mobile phones and then collect them from on-board lockers - and order food mid-flight that's heated up by robots in the belly of the plane and collect it from a delivery point.
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 The aviation industry contributes to 2% of the world’s global emissions. While the popularity of products and services causing emissions is reducing, air travel, on the contrary, is growing more popularity across the globe.
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