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Online Travel Training, United Airlines launch sustainability course
United Airlines is the latest company to launch a dedicated sustainability course with Online Travel Training
The sustainability course is aimed at informing and educating the travel trade about United’s green initiatives such as electric aircraft and sustainable aviation fuel purchases without relying on traditional carbon offsetting.
Alongside the sustainability course, United has its primary course with OTT which covers the airline’s route network and product offerings.
OTT Founder, Julia Feuell said: “It’s great to see that United Airlines has added a sustainability course to OTT. As we all know it’s one of the most important focuses for the industry going forward and we feel our platform is perfectly placed to educate the travel trade.”
Launched in 2008, OTT is a leading e-learning provider for the global travel trade.
The platform, combined with data driven marketing, has created an e-learning library with over 200 free travel product courses.
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