Prague Airport, serving the capital city of Czech Republic, has just renewed its Level 3 Optimisation accreditation. The airport is committed to reducing its CO2 emissions to the lowest possible level. Learn more about Prague Airport’s sustainability actions and vision in their Press Release.
Month: November 2019
Aeroparque Jorge Newbery in Argentina joins the programme
Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, located nearby Buenos Aires & serving as the main hub for domestic flights in Argentina, is the first Argentinian airport to ever become accredited. Implemented by Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, the airport became accredited at Level 1 “Mapping”, in recognition of its actions to map the CO2 emissions under its control. Learn more […]
27/11/2019 Global carbon accreditation programme reports solid growth in airport climate action in its 10th year
Abidjan Airport remains the only carbon neutral airport in Africa
We are delighted to confirm the successful renewal of Félix Houphouët Boigny International Airport at Level 3+ Neutrality of Airport Carbon Accreditation. The key airport serving the capital city of the Ivory Coast, Abidjan, remains the only carbon neutral airport in the African region. Congratulations!
Tallinn Airport re-joins at Level 1 Mapping
Estonia’s busiest airport, Tallinn Airport has just become re-accredited by Airport Carbon Accreditation. The airport’s carbon management has been recognised with Level 1 Mapping certificate valid for one year. Learn more in the airport’s Press Release.