We would like to warmly welcome the 10th participant airport in the African region: Mauritius Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport, implemented by Airports of Mauritius Co Ltd! The airport joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 1 Mapping. Well done!
Month: July 2017
Kiruna Airport renews at Level 3+ Neutrality
We’ve got some news from up north :). Kiruna Airport, implemented by Swedavia, just renewed their accreditation at Level 3+ Neutrality. Congrats!
Galapagos Ecological Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
The first ecological airport in Latin America – Seymour Airport in Galapagos, just renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 2 Reduction, which means they actively reduce their CO2 emissions. Well done!
Bologna Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
We just learned that Italy’s Bologna Airport renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation for another year at Level 2 Reduction. This means they actively reduced their CO2 emissions! Well done!
Istanbul Ataturk Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation
We are proud to announce that Istanbul Ataturk Airport has just renewed at Level 3 Optimisation of Airport Carbon Accreditation for another year. Well done!
Sydney Airport renews at Level 3 Optimisation
Sydney Airport is no rookie when it comes to mitigating their CO2 emissions! Congratulations on renewing at Level 3 of Airport Carbon Accreditation.
East Midlands Airport renews at Level 3+ Neutrality
The 1st British airport to ever reach Level 3+ Neutrality of Airport Carbon Accreditation: East Midlands Airport, just renewed for another year! Great news!
Zagreb Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
Serving the capital of Croatia, Franjo Tudman Zagreb Airport actively reduces its CO2 emissions. Enjoying your holiday in Croatia? Rest assured that you’re travelling through a climate-friendly airport, certified at Level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation!
Ljubljana Airport renews at Level 2 Reduction
The busiest airport of Slovenia renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation certificate for another year. Despite the continuous growth of passenger numbers, Ljubljana Airport achieved significant reduction of its carbon footprint that led to the successful renewal. Well done!
1st carbon neutral airport in Africa – Abidjan Airport
Carbon neutrality expands to another continent, as Felix Houphouet Boigny International Airport in Abidjan reaches the highest level of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congratulations to everyone involved in this great achievement!