Month: October 2017

The latest airport to enter the programme is Carrasco International Airport (Montevideo). It’s the first airport to ever receive certification for carbon management in Uruguay. Welcome to our worldwide community! Learn more about this airport’s actions at www.aeropouertodecarrasco.com.uy. 

– 201 airports across the world now certified at one of the 4 levels of Airport Carbon Accreditation – These airports welcomed over 2.8 billion passengers a year – that’s 39.6% of global air passengers – Latest global CO2 reduction by airport industry announced: -202,184 tonnes of CO2 – 35 airports are carbon neutral Mauritius, […]

Kudos to our Canadian friends who just successfully renewed their Level 1 certification! We keep our fingers crossed for the successful progress of Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier Airport within Airport Carbon Accreditation programme! 

“Being a leader in environmental affairs requires the engagement of the entire San Francisco International Airport community to achieve our sustainability goals.   Examples of this approach include:  • Electric ground power and pre-conditioned air for parked aircraft, allowing airlines to use less jet fuel while on the ground • Construction of the AirTrain, an […]

Denver International Airport is the largest airport in the US in terms of land, and they are using it for… solar panels :). What is more, the airport just renewed at Level 2 Reduction. Keep up the great work! 

Airports that reach Level 3 are a source of inspiration in carbon mitigation initiatives for those around them. This is surely the case for Australia’s Adelaide Airport that just renewed their Airport Carbon Accreditation certificate for reducing their emissions and engaging others to do the same! Congrats! 

Congratulations to Finavia’s Enotekio, Ivalo, Kemi-Tornio, Kittila, Kuusamo and Rovaneimi Airports for renewing their Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 2 Reduction!   

Brest Bretagne Airport continues their engagement in Airport Carbon Accreditation programme in Year 9! They just renewed at Level 1 Mapping. Félicitations!  

We are proud to introduce the 199th airport to join Airport Carbon Accreditation: Santiago Arturo Merino Benitez Airport in Chile!     Nicolas Claude, CEO of Nuevo Pudahuel, commented: “Arturo Merino Benítez airport is much more than a space of aeronautical processes. The development of traffic that we have experienced thanks to our air traffic development […]