Case Study

How Virgin Atlantic used a Behaviour Change Service to save a further 1.3% of fuel.

Virgin Atlantic has been at the forefront of reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions for over 15 years - launching various fuel-efficiency initiatives and software.

Virgin Atlantic has been at the forefront of reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions for over 15 years - launching various fuel-efficiency initiatives and software.

In 2021, the airline went one step further and began working with Signol, ourbehavioural change service that engages pilots to implement fuel-saving behaviours more often and more effectively. Building on an earlier academic study <link>, Signol is now a fully digitalised web application and communication service.

Virgin Atlantic’s Flight Operations and Efficiency team engaged Signol with the aim of reducing fuel usage by 1%. In fact, Signol and Virgin Atlantic have saved 1.3% in fuel burn over x months [TBC]. This case study outlines how Signol employed various behaviour change techniques to achieve these results and what we’ve learnt from this partnership.

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