INTERN.CONS.AIRL.GR.
INR.XETRA | Passenger air transport
Based on the company name "INTERN.CONS.AIRL.GR", this company appears to be involved in international airline group activities. Without further information, it is difficult to determine the exact nature of its operations. However, it likely encompasses activities related to passenger and/or freight ...Show More
Better Health for All
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The provided articles primarily focus on IAG's (International Consolidated Airlines Group) sustainability efforts related to climate change mitigation, environmental emissions, and internal workforce diversity and safety.
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The 'Better Health for All' value, however, specifically excludes environmental pollution control and workplace safety, focusing instead on accessible medical treatments, preventative healthcare solutions, and mental/physical wellness programs for the public. No evidence was found regarding the company's direct impact on public health outcomes, health product safety, accessibility, or related initiatives.
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Therefore, no KPIs could be scored against the provided rubric for this value.
Fair Money & Economic Opportunity
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The company, International Consolidated Airlines Group (INR.XETRA), is identified in the articles as 'IAG', which also operates as an insurer.
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The value 'Fair Money & Economic Opportunity' is applicable to financial institutions, including insurers. IAG released its first Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP) in early 2020, progressing 65 of 69 initiatives by the end of 2021.
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Key initiatives included language interpreter services for customers, employee training on family and domestic violence, and publishing research on mental health and financial wellbeing.
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However, no share of the loan/insurance book aimed at low-income, SME, or micro-segments is provided, nor is there evidence of genuine scale or community partnership beyond token pilots. The company offers basic financial information on request but does not provide structured financial literacy programs or track outcomes.
Fair Pay & Worker Respect
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In 2024, International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) reported that 85% of its workforce is covered by collective bargaining agreements.
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The company's CEO pay ratio was 92:1 in 2024.
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The overall attrition rate in 2024 was 10.1%, with voluntary leavers accounting for 7.2%.
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The median salary gap decreased to 5.1% in 2024.
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However, the Lost-Time Injury (LTI) Frequency Rate increased to 4.0 in 2024.
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The company also recorded 23 substantiated discrimination complaints in 2024, and incurred £45,000 in fines, penalties, and/or compensation related to discrimination incidents from a previous reporting year.
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A Spanish Court ruled that IAG broke the law by failing to inform and consult its European Works Council over proposed dismissals.
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Fair Trade & Ethical Sourcing
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In 2024, IAG was notified of 26 reports of suspected human trafficking, all from cabin crew, and these were reported to relevant authorities.
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Additionally, concerns of forced labor within supply chains were raised in a small number of cases, including tier 2 audits, and an alleged forced labor issue at a partner’s franchise property in the Gulf region was under investigation in 2024.
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IAG's EcoVadis scorecards covered 79% of its supplier footprint by spend in 2024, providing visibility into ESG performance.
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IAG requires a 'sustainability clause' in its contracts with suppliers to ensure adherence to the principles of the Third-Party Code of Conduct, and the Supplier Code of Conduct is binding for direct suppliers and reviewed through regular supplier audits.
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Honest & Fair Business
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No evidence was found in the provided articles for the company INR.XETRA (INTERN.CONS.AIRL.GR). The articles provided pertain to other companies (Nagarro SE, GEA, Krones, Schaeffler Group, and Verve Group SE), and therefore cannot be used to assess the specified company.
Kind to Animals
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The provided articles detail INR.XETRA's policies for transporting pets and service animals, including requirements for age, vaccinations, microchips, health, and specific container dimensions and weight limits.
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The company also outlines breed restrictions for snub-nosed dogs and cats, which are not accepted in the hold or as air cargo.
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Additionally, the airline does not accept animals for laboratory or scientific purposes unless the shipper provides a certificate confirming transport on behalf of a Medical Research Hospital or a Scientific Institution.
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However, none of the provided evidence directly addresses the specific quantitative metrics required by the rubric for any of the KPIs, such as percentages of cruelty-free certified products, alternative testing usage, humane certifications for operations, wildlife conservation impact, ethical input substitution, supplier audits for welfare, cage-free sourcing, animal testing policies or volume, innovation investment in animal-free technologies, animal agriculture ethics, animal-free R&D collaboration, or public policy engagement in animal welfare beyond its own transport rules. Therefore, no KPIs can be scored based on the available information.
No War, No Weapons
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The provided articles discuss global arms sales trends and the revenues of various defense companies (e.g., US, European, Russian, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, South Korean, Israeli, Turkish, Czech, Ukrainian, UAE, SpaceX, Rheinmetall). However, none of the articles contain any specific information or data points regarding INR.XETRA's involvement in arms manufacturing, military contracts, dual-use technologies, sales to embargoed regimes, peacebuilding investments, divestment policies, board oversight, export controls, lobbying, human rights due diligence, Arms Trade Treaty compliance, AI military safeguards, UN Guiding Principles alignment, surveillance, ethical red lines, exposure to controversial weapons, war-risk audits, conflict partner reviews, defense divestment, conflict minerals, peace technology investment, or procurement from conflict zones. Therefore, no KPIs can be scored for INR.XETRA based on the evidence provided.
Planet-Friendly Business
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In 2023, the company's total Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions were 39,029,000 tonnes CO2e.
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The company sourced 81% of its operational energy from renewables in 2023.
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Its waste diversion rate was 19% in 2023.
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The company has a stated net-zero target year of 2050.
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It is an early adopter of TCFD, first conducting TCFD-aligned scenario analysis in 2018, and conducted TCFD-aligned scenario analysis in 2023 for 1.5°C, 2°C, and 3°C+ pathways for 2030 and 2050.
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No material compliance breaches were reported in 2023.
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The company sourced 0% of its water from water-stressed basins in 2023.
Respect for Cultures & Communities
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No evidence available to assess INTERN.CONS.AIRL.GR on Respect for Cultures & Communities.
Safe & Smart Tech
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No evidence articles provided specific, concrete data points or mentions of INR.XETRA's performance or practices related to any of the 'Safe & Smart Tech' KPIs.
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Therefore, no KPIs can be scored for this company based on the provided information.
Zero Waste & Sustainable Products
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In 2024, the company's overall waste recovery or recycling rate was 13%, with 6,767 tonnes recovered or recycled out of 52,834 tonnes of waste generated.
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The company reduced 160 tonnes of single-use plastic and achieved a 41% reduction of single-use plastic cups across the IAG Cargo hub.
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The '5 by 2025' plan includes a zero-based approach to single-use plastic.
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The company generated 1,028 tonnes of hazardous waste in 2024 and is committed to reducing, reusing, and recycling waste, handling hazardous waste in line with regulations.
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The Waste Working Group meets monthly to improve waste monitoring and implement reduction projects.
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The company is exploring circular economy initiatives, such as Recaro's concept seats using recyclable materials and IAG Cargo's prototype luggage tag from waste aluminium pallets.
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IAG has waste reduction targets for 2025, including reducing on-board waste per passenger by 20% and office waste per full-time employee by 50% from a 2019 baseline.
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Suppliers are required to adhere to the IAG Third Party Code of Conduct, which links to sustainable growth.
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British Airways offers a pre-ordering service for products from the on-board SpeedBird Cafe to give passengers choice before departure.
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The company has no facilities with zero waste certification, but LATAM, a subsidiary, has a public commitment to be a zero waste to landfill group by 2027.
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