Month: September 2017

Malta Airport renewed their commitment to managing their CO2 emissions at Level 1 Mapping of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congrats! 

Africa’s first carbon neutral airport just renewed their accreditation! Well done to everyone involved at Félix-Houphouët Boigny Airport in Abidjan! 

Airports that reach Level 3 are a source of inspiration in carbon mitigation initiatives for those around them. This is surely the case for Stuttgart Airport which joined Airport Carbon Accreditation directly at Level 3 Optimisation. It means that the airport is not only actively reducing their CO2 emissions, but also engaging stakeholders present at […]

We are proud to announce that Florida’s Tampa International Airport joined the programme! The airport was certified for Mapping their carbon footprint. Well done!   

We could comment at length on Toronto Pearson Airport‘s environmental merits, but we thought it’s better that they convey their key message themselves: “Toronto Pearson is proud to renew their Airport Carbon Accreditation at Optimisation level (Level 3) for 2016. With a goal of reducing GHG emissions 20% by 2020, Toronto Pearson is committed to […]

Indianapolis Airport has been working to achieve the Reduction level of Airport Carbon Accreditation this past year and now their efforts paid off! Congratulations on the achievement of significant reductions of CO2!  

We received good news from Romania, as another airport in Bucharest area joined the programme! Warm welcome to Bucharest Baneasa – Aurel Vlaicu International Airport which achieved Level 1 Mapping of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport renewed its certificate at Level 2 Reduction. Keep up the good work! 

We are pleased to announce a new arrival to the programme. Perth Airport, Australia’s fourth busiest port, joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 1 Mapping! Congratulations to everyone involved in this great achievement!

The Salt Lake City Department of Airports (SLCDA) considers environmental stewardship and fiscal responsibility an integral part of Airport activities. The Airport has demonstrated its commitment to improve and preserve natural and social environments by developing and implementing new sustainability principles and strategies that aim to reduce environmental impacts, achieve economic benefits and enhance community […]

Nice, Cannes and Saint-Tropez Airports have just renewed their accreditation at their respective levels of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Nice Airport achieved a successful renewal of their carbon neutral status, attained last year. Cannes and Saint-Tropez are closing on their colleague, both being set at Level 3 Optimisation. Congratulations!