PriestmanGoode, a design firm specializing in large-scale projects whose clientele includes companies in the aviation, hospitality, infrastructure, and transportation, explores how we can reduce the environmental impact of travel through design and the use of sustainable materials in their latest project. Airline Industry group International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates that a typical passenger generates about 1.43kg of cabin waste every flight.

And a lot of that waste is single-use, single-serve plastic.

Currently on display at the Design Museum in London is “Get Onboard: Reduce. Reuse. Rethink,” an exhibit developed by PriestmanGoode featuring reimagined in-cabin amenities such as meals, utensils, and water bottles that challenges travelers and airlines to rethink the travel staples we use.