We’re committed to empowering young people through our award-winning STEM outreach programme, Passport to Change, and supporting communities when crisis strikes, drawing on the passion of our people, the reach of our planes and the impact of long-standing partnerships. And it’s all supported by your spare change and onboard donations.
And we mean everyone. Through our Passport to Change programme, we’ve empowered over 13,000 young people in the UK, USA, Caribbean and India to reach for a brighter future. By providing STEM outreach, careers awareness and skills development, we’re inspiring these students to unlock their potential. Because the sky’s the limit.
From marathons and mountain hikes, to football matches and food stalls, our people make change happen. Across the airline, teams and individuals are doing incredible things to raise funds and awareness for the causes they feel passionate about.
Our partnership with STEM Learning has enabled Passport to Change to do more with greater clarity and purpose – strengthening impact measurement, expanding into new geographies, enriching technical content and embedding longer-term engagement through after-school clubs.
As part of Save the Children’s Emergency Fund, we’re giving a helping hand to provide healthcare, food, shelter and education when disaster strikes. This fund allows Save the Children to support children before, during and after crises, delivering life-saving assistance to children when faced with climate and conflict disasters, while also helping communities recover and rebuild.
We’re proud to meaningfully partner with schools in our local communities – where we work, fly, and live.
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Student quote
“Passport to Change has boosted my confidence and skills while expanding my career ideas”
Student quote
“I’ve learnt how airplanes work, giving me a more fundamental understanding of physics”
Teacher quote
“Several demotivated students have become much more aware of their possible futures and that there are practical jobs out there that they could do!”