Recycling Best Practices—A Guidebook for Advancing Recycling from Aircraft Cabins (2013) / Chapter Skim
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34 Successful recycling programs rely on active and ongoing participation from employees, management, contractors, and passengers. Airlines, airports, and flight kitchens with successful programs make recycling part of everyday business by providing these participants with the education, training, and institutional support needed to sustain momentum and high performance.
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Best Practice #5. Make Recycling Part of Everyday Business and Celebrate Success 35 Step 1: Incorporate Recycling into New and Ongoing Employee Training Airlines, airports, and flight kitchens with successful recycling programs have incorporated recycling education into the new employee on-boarding process.
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36 Recycling Best Practices -- A Guidebook for Advancing Recycling from Aircraft Cabins Step 2: Embed Recycling Expectations into Service Standards and Contracts Airlines with successful recycling programs often have incorporated recycling responsibilities into flight attendant service standards and into contracts with cabin service contractors, contracted carriers, and flight kitchens. Doing this helps to sustain institutional commitment, even as individual champions and leaders change.
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Best Practice #5. Make Recycling Part of Everyday Business and Celebrate Success 37 Airports and airlines can also use these tools to recognize the contributions of partner organizations, such as flight kitchens and cabin service crews.
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