Month: February 2026

Macau International Airport has achieved Level 3 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, a milestone that requires airports to actively engage third parties in managing and reducing the wider carbon footprint of airport activities. These third parties include airlines and a range of service providers operating on site, such as independent ground handlers, catering companies and air […]

Broome International Airport in Australia has upgraded to Level 3+ of Airport Carbon Accreditation, marking an important step in the airport’s structured approach to carbon management and emissions reduction. By achieving Level 3+, the airport has demonstrated that it is not only managing and reducing emissions under its direct control, but also compensating for the […]

Albuquerque International Sunport in the United States has achieved Level 2 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, reflecting the establishment of a structured carbon management framework and the implementation of concrete actions to reduce its carbon footprint. The airport joined the programme at Level 1 in 2023 and has since focused on improving energy efficiency across its […]

Ohrid St. Paul the Apostle Airport in North Macedonia has joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 2, becoming the second airport in the country to participate in the programme alongside Skopje International Airport (accredited at Level 3). Operated by TAV Macedonia, a subsidiary of TAV Airports and a member of the Groupe ADP network, the […]

Seven airports operated by the Amazonia Airports Concessionaire, part of the VINCI Airports network, have now joined the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. Tabatinga Airport, Cruzeiro do Sul Airport and Tefé Airport have entered the programme at Level 1, where airports measure and inventory their carbon footprint to establish a baseline for effective carbon management. Meanwhile, […]

Eleven airports in Brazil operated by Aena Brasil have joined the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme at Level 1. This milestone means that all 17 Aena Brasil airports are now certified under the programme. By achieving Level 1 accreditation, these airports have completed their first verified carbon footprint. This enables them to understand how much carbon […]