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Sustainability efforts of Christchurch Airport win industry awards

Christchurch Airport’s new approach to minimising waste, and its work mentoring other airports to become more sustainable, has netted two international awards from ACI Asia-Pacific.

Source: Airport World
iGA Istanbul Airport Published Its Sustainability Report

According to the "Net Zero" roadmap, iGA Istanbul Airport concluded 2022 with 13% fewer emissions. A 21% drop in emissions was observed in 2022 compared to 2019 (baseline).

Source: Airlines IATA
Bye-Bye Plastic: LAX Prohibits Single-Use Water Bottles

Los Angeles International Airport became the second major airport in the U.S. to ban the sale of single-use plastic water bottles after San Francisco imposed a similar ban in 2019

Singapore Airlines Group Commits to Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050

The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group this week announced its commitment to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, reinforcing its long-standing strategy of working toward decarbonization and environmental sustainability across its operations.

Dubai Airshow 2023 to focus on sustainability in aviation sector

The 2023 Dubai Airshow will have a special focus on sustainability in the aviation industry, say organisers. As the aerospace and defence industries continue on their pathways to net zero, this year’s Dubai Airshow will highlight a move towards a sustainable future.

Pegasus Airlines enters climate programme partnership with CHOOOSE

When travellers book a flight with Pegasus Airlines, they can visit Flypgs.chooose where they can estimate the carbon impact of their flights and help address their travel emissions by supporting verified climate solutions.

Source: Times Aerospace
Virgin Australia And Boeing Launch Mentoring As The 737 MAX Turns Japanese

Virgin Australia and Boeing have animated their sustainability partnership with a mentoring program that includes both CEOs.

Source: Simple Flying
Bangkok Airways Launches Upcycled Uniforms Amid Net Zero Goals

The Thai airline is looking to upcycle old uniforms to reduce its carbon footprint.

Source: Simple Flying
Sustainability is not a practice in Costa Rica; it is a way of life.

With a goal to be the first carbon neutral country in the world by 2021 sustainable practices are observed in every region of the country, across all industries, adopted by all citizens and embraced by visitors. From local Costa Rican cuisine to artisan crafts to traditional customs and celebrations