Month: September 2026

Noi Bai International Airport has joined Airport Carbon Accreditation at Level 1, becoming the first airport in Vietnam to participate in the programme. As one of the country’s busiest airports, Noi Bai, operated by Airports Corporation of Vietnam, is taking its first steps towards structured carbon management, supporting Viet Nam’s wider efforts to advance the […]

Vitória Airport in Brazil  has started construction of a new solar power complex that will provide renewable electricity for its operations and support its efforts to reduce emissions. Led by Zurich Airport Brasil, the project represents an investment of R$20 million and will have an installed capacity of 5.8 MWp. The complex will comprise around […]

Vancouver International Airport has launched a new online tool allowing travellers to estimate the greenhouse gas emissions associated with their flight and contribute to the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The initiative supports YVR’s efforts to accelerate the transition to lower carbon aviation and raise awareness of the role SAF can play in reducing […]

Dublin Airport is expanding the electrification of its ground operations with the introduction of Ireland’s first pantograph electric bus charging infrastructure. The €17 million investment supports the airport’s transition to zero emission ground transport and builds on its progress as a Level 4+ accredited airport under Airport Carbon Accreditation. The new high power charging system […]

Fiji Airports, operator of Level 4 accredited Nadi International Airport, has started construction of a 3.25 MW solar farm that will provide renewable electricity for the airport’s operations and help reduce its carbon emissions. The solar farm will generate enough renewable electricity to meet Nadi International Airport’s current demand of around 2.5 MW, with additional […]

Libreville Léon Mba International Airport in Gabon has reached Level 4+ of Airport Carbon Accreditation, strengthening its work to reduce emissions across its operations and engage stakeholders across the wider airport ecosystem. The achievement makes Libreville the third airport in the African region to reach Level 4+. Operated by GSEZ Airport, Libreville Léon Mba International […]

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius has joined Airport Carbon Accreditation directly at Level 3, bringing Mauritius onto the global map of airports taking action on carbon management and emissions reduction. Operated by Airports of Mauritius, the airport is strengthening its approach to carbon management, emissions reduction and stakeholder engagement. The airport has set […]

Bordeaux Airport in France has reached Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation, aligning its carbon management ambition with global climate goals, driving absolute emissions reductions across its operations, and strengthening collaboration with stakeholders across the airport community. Having joined the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme in 2021, Bordeaux Airport has progressively strengthened its carbon management approach […]