Month: August 2025

Four airports in Australia, Gold Coast, Townsville, Mount Isa, and Longreach, operated by Queensland Airports Limited, have achieved Level 4 in Airport Carbon Accreditation. The four airports have now developed a long-term, absolute carbon emissions reduction target aligned with IPCC guidance, while also strengthening their stakeholder engagement. Queensland Airports Limited is committed to achieving net […]

Reunion Island Roland Garros Airport has achieved Level 4+ Airport Carbon Accreditation, reflecting its strong commitment to decarbonisation. Since joining the programme in 2018, the airport progressed through Level 2 in 2019 and Level 3 in 2020. By 2023, it had already reduced its carbon-equivalent emissions from operations and electricity consumption by half compared to […]

Kilimanjaro International Airport has set a national benchmark as the first airport in Tanzania to join Airport Carbon Accreditation, achieving Level 1. Operated by the Tanzania Airports Authority, the airport has committed to measuring and inventorising its carbon footprint as the initial step on its decarbonisation journey. To achieve this milestone, Kilimanjaro International Airport has […]

Zagreb Airport in Croatia has achieved Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, marking a significant milestone in its climate action journey. Having joined the programme in 2012, the airport has now set a long-term absolute carbon emissions reduction target in line with IPCC guidance and aims to achieve net zero by 2050. At this level, […]