Month: March 2026

As one of the region’s busiest hubs, Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) is stepping up its climate action by joining Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 4. The airport, Japan’s busiest and among the top in the Asia-Pacific & Middle East region, has aligned its carbon reduction strategy with international climate goals, focusing on absolute emissions reductions […]

Macaé Airport, operated by Zurich Airport Brasil, inaugurated a new solar plant in February that now enables the airport to meet its entire electricity demand with renewable energy. With this development, it becomes the first airport in Brazil to be fully self-sufficient in clean energy. The installation includes 1,444 solar panels with a total capacity […]

Walvis Bay International Airport and Hosea Kutako International Airport, the two busiest airports in Namibia operated by the Namibian Airports Company, have joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 1. These are the first airports in the country to participate in the programme. Hosea Kutako International Airport serves as Namibia’s main international gateway, while Walvis Bay […]

The Eco-Innovation Award, presented by ACI EUROPE in partnership with Airport Carbon Accreditation, recognises a European airport that demonstrates strong environmental performance and a clear commitment to innovation in environmental management. Airports are invited to highlight an innovative project in one of five sub-disciplines of environmental management: Climate Change Noise Management Biodiversity and Wildlife Management […]

The latest Annual Report of Airport Carbon Accreditation confirms that airports worldwide continue to deliver steady and measurable progress on climate action. Covering the period from May 2024 to May 2025, the results point to both the scale of the programme and the impact it is having across the aviation sector. A total of 590 […]

Munich Airport has reached Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, reflecting the alignment of its long term absolute carbon emissions reduction target with the 1.5°C objective of the Paris Agreement. The airport is advancing absolute emissions reductions while strengthening engagement with stakeholders across its operations, as it works towards its target of net zero emissions […]

Airports operated by DHMI in Türkiye have recorded new entries, upgrades and a high number of renewals within Airport Carbon Accreditation. Istanbul Atatürk Airport and Rize Artvin Airport have joined the programme at Level 1, marking the starting point of their structured carbon management journey. At the same time, Konya Airport, Balıkesir Koca Seyit Airport, […]

Saint Nazaire Montoir Airport in France has achieved Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, aligning its carbon management ambitions with global climate goals and transforming its operations with a focus on absolute emissions reductions, while also strengthening stakeholder engagement. Operated by VINCI Airports, the airport has delivered substantial emissions reductions across its own operations, cutting […]

Annecy Mont-Blanc Airport in France has taken another step in its carbon management journey by upgrading to Level 3 of Airport Carbon Accreditation. Reaching Level 3 reflects the airport’s growing focus on working with partners across the airport site to better understand and address emissions linked to airport activities. As part of this effort, the […]