Sustainable airport and ATM news and features
Charlottetown unveils new sustainability plan
Prince Edward Island’s Charlottetown Airport Authority (CAA) has unveiled its first ever sustainability plan
Lilium partners with Star Charge
eVTOL developer Lilium has partnered with Star Charge to develop, customise and provide charging systems for its Lilium Jets
Brussels doubles solar energy output
The newest buildings in the western section of Brussels Airport’s cargo zone are being fitted with solar panels covering 65,000m2
Snowdonia picks Aerovolt charging systems
Aerovolt will provide charging systems for drone, electric aircraft and eVTOL testing at Snowdonia Aerospace Centre in Wales
Menzies turns to solar power at PRG
Menzies Aviation has installed hundreds of solar panels at its cargo facility at Prague Airport (PRG), saving almost 140 tonnes of CO2 a year
Auckland wins Level 4 accreditation
Auckland Airport’s work to reduce carbon emissions has been recognised with ACI's Level 4 Airport Carbon Accreditation
FlyPool app extends its reach
February 15 saw the global launch of Flypool, the first ecological carpooling solution dedicated to airport transfers
Changi to develop huge solar panel system
Keppel will design, build, own and operate a large-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) system on Changi Airport’s rooftops
Auckland expands compost programme
Coffee grinds, food scraps and even compostable cups will be put to good use, with the airport expanding its landside food waste composting
daa unveils 20-point sustainability plan
Airport operator daa has unveiled details of 20 environmental sustainability initiatives being rolled out at Dublin and Cork Airports
