Month: September 2018

Did you know that Romania has got two airports engaged in Climate Action within Airport Carbon Accreditation? Bucharest Airports are hard at work to reduce the environmental impact of their operations! Bucharest Băneasa Aurel Vlaicu Internatioanl Airport has just renewed its accreditation at Level 1 Mapping. Keep up the good work!

Good Climate Action news from Canada: Another airport has joined the ranks of CO2-managing airports! We welcome Regina International Airport, the first airport in Saskatchewan to start Mapping its carbon emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation! President & CEO of Regina Airport Authority, James Bogusz commented: “We will continue to balance the needs of the community, economic […]

Ecuador’s only greenfield airport: the new Quito Mariscal Sucre International Airport has just renewed at level 2 Reduction of Airport Carbon Accreditation! The airport is engaged in many CO2-reducing projects. Find out more about them in their video about CO2 mitigation at their airport: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI2B5DFNNt4

Did you know that Beijing Capital International Airport, serving one of the 5 largest cities in the world, is actively working to reduce its carbon footprint?  The airport has just renewed its level 2 Reduction certificate Airport Carbon Accreditation! China️ is ramping up its climate action by the minute!

The only aviation facility in Monaco has just started Mapping its carbon emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation! Keep it up Monaco Heliport & Government of Monaco!

The Chinese province of Hainan has just gained a climate-smart airport! Haikou Meilan International Airport has started Mapping its carbon emissions within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Welcome! 欢迎

The main and only airport serving Maltese islands, Malta International Airport just renewed their certification at Level 1 Mapping of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Congratulations on your continued commitment to manage CO2! 

We have great news to share all the way from Texas! Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has been recognised for their intensified efforts to reduce their CO2 emissions with a Level 2 Reduction certificate. This successful upgrade comes just over a year after they joined the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme at Level 1. Congratulations on your achievement!

Welcome to Belo Horizonte International Airport – the latest new entrant to the programme, which became carbon accredited at the ‘Mapping’ level (Level 1) this week.

Finland’s capital city airport, Helsinki has just renewed its Level 3+ certification – congratulations to all the team there on their work to retain the airport operator’s carbon neutral status.