Month: March 2013

Hong Kong International Airport has become Airport Carbon Accredited at ‘Optimisation‘ level!! It is the first and only airport in Asia-Pacific to become Airport Carbon Accredited at the ‘Optimisation‘ level. Optimisation level recognises that an airport has mapped and reduced its carbon emissions and has also engaged stakeholders – a great achievement for all!

Congratulations to Vienna Airport on becoming Airport Carbon Accredited at ‘Mapping’. Well done to all involved at the airport!

We are delighted to announce that all of  ANA Airports have successfully renewed their ‘Mapping’ level of Airport Carbon Accreditation and have also welcomed Beja Airport into this list, for recognition with the programme!

We are delighted to announce that 71 European Airports are now Airport Carbon Accredited at one of the 4 available levels of certification. The accredited airports represent more than 56% of European passenger traffic each year. In Europe, there is strong representation across the 4 levels of the scientifically robust programme.

London City Airport has become the fourth airport in the UK to be Airport Carbon Accredited! It is recognised at the ‘Mapping‘ level, reflecting its efforts in addressing its carbon footprint. Congratulations LCY!

We are delighted to report that both Malaga and Palma de Mallorca Airports of Aena Aeropuertos, have become Airport Carbon Accredited at level 1 ‘Mapping‘. A very special well done to all involved at each airport!