Month: April 2018

Canada’s Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport just renewed their Airport Carbon Accreditation certificate at Level 1 Mapping for another year! To find out more about the airport’s Climate Action, have a look at the following website: http://www.waa.ca/waa/environment/climate We keep our fingers crossed for your continued efforts to manage your CO2 emissions!  

One of France’s 39 accredited airports has just renewed their accreditation. We are delighted to announce that Marseille Provence Airport has been awarded with a certificate for actively reducing their CO2 emissions for another year! Keep up the great work.

Hobart International Airport just renewed their accreditation at Level 1 Mapping! Thank you for your continued engagement in Climate Action. 

Canada’s Halifax Stanfield Airport just renewed its Airport Carbon Accreditation! The airport was recognised for Mapping their carbon footprint. Well done! 

The main airport of Gabon – Libreville International Airport keeps on reducing their CO2 emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation. The airport has just been re-certified at Level 2 Reduction. Congratulations! 

In one remarkable stride towards more sustainable air travel, 17 airports implemented by Group EDEIS joined Airport Carbon Accreditation. They were recognised for Mapping their carbon footprint. Here is the full list of airports in question: Annecy Airport Auxerre Airport Bourges Airport Castellón Airport Châlon Champforgeuil Airport Cherbourg  Maupertus Airport Dijon Bourgogne Airport Le Havre […]

Bulgaria’s busiest airport ramps up their Climate Action! Sofia Airport became accredited Level 2 Reduction for actively reducing their CO2 emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Want to learn more about their Environmental Policy? Have a look here.