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Turkish Airlines recycles bags into boots for quake victims

Turkish Airlines recycles bags into boots for quake victims

Some 10,000 pairs of footwear for kids, recycled by Turkish Airlines (THY) cabin crew from outdated baggage, will likely be distributed in 100 faculties throughout provinces affected by the earthquake that struck the nation’s southeast on Feb. 6, the nationwide flag provider introduced Thursday.

According to the assertion issued by the THY press workplace, as a part of the “Transformation to the Future” challenge, boots for kids had been designed from used or unusable baggage, that are indispensable equipment for the cabin crew.

Within the scope of the challenge, a complete of seven,500 baggage had been transformed into 10,000 pairs of trainers.

Bilal Ekşi, common supervisor of the world’s famend provider that serves with a fleet of over 390 plane, famous in a press release that THY acts as a recycling-oriented firm of their operations.

Pointing out that because the flag provider model, they try to supply new initiatives to maintain the world greener, Ekşi stated: “With the ‘Transformation to the Future Project,’ we are happy to contribute on the International Day of Zero Waste – March 30. In this regard, we optimize all our operations with sustainable studies and strive to protect our world for future generations.”

International Day of Zero Waste, which was marked the primary time this 12 months, comes in keeping with the zero waste challenge that was launched by first girl Emine Erdoğan to focus on the significance of combating the local weather disaster.

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