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Rome Fiumicino Airport unveils Europe’s largest self-consumption solar farm to boost sustainability efforts

Rome Fiumicino Airport has launched Europe’s largest self-consumption solar farm, generating 30 million kWh annually and advancing its commitment to sustainability and carbon neutrality by 2030.

Radisson Blu Hotel Bengaluru becomes first LEED Net Zero Carbon certified hotel in global portfolio

Radisson Blu Hotel, Bengaluru Outer Ring Road is the first Radisson Hotel Group property globally to earn the LEED Net Zero Carbon certification by USGBC. It achieved net-zero emissions via solar power, biogas, EVs waste management, rainwater harvesting, and carbon offsets, leading in sustainability

Flying towards sustainability with Wizz Air

Wizz Air reveals passengers’ survey results after successful SAF trials in collaboration with airbus

SAS Sustainability Awards: The Aviation Challenge 2024

SAS Airlines won two sustainability awards at The Aviation Challenge 2024 for Best Scaled Cargo and FlightOps Solutions, reducing CO₂ via light pallets and fuel-efficient operations. Celebrating a 70th-anniversary flight milestone, SAS cut emissions by 20%, targeting net-zero by 2050.

Source: Travel Radar
British Airways Fleet in 2025: Modernization and Sustainability

British Airways operates a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft, optimized for short, regional, and long-haul flight operations. This diversity allows BA to serve a wide range of international destinations, including all the habitable planets.

Source: Aviation A2Z
Radisson Blu, Bengaluru, ORR awarded LEED Zero Carbon Certification Read more at: https://hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/hotels/radisson-blu-bengaluru-orr-awarded-leed-zero-carbon-certification/117349032

Radisson Blu, Bengaluru, Outer Ring Road is rounding out an important year of sustainability-focused milestones by being awarded the prestigious LEED Zero Carbon Certification this month.

Leading the way and aiming higher – how Swedavia strives for more within the Airport Carbon Accreditation framework

Swedavia leads aviation's climate transition, achieving Level 5 Airport Carbon Accreditation for 4 airports, including Arlanda and Ronneby. Committed to fossil-free operations by 2025, it pioneers SAF incentives, net-zero goals, innovations in electric and hydrogen aircraft for a sustainable future

Creating a Brighter, More Sustainable Future at Pullman Singapore Hill Street

Pullman Singapore Hill Street, Green Globe certified, blends luxury with sustainability. Solar-powered rooftop lighting, smart water irrigation, refillable amenities, and AI-driven food waste tracking reduce its footprint. Partnering with D2L, it donates surplus food to support families

Source: Green Globe
Kenya Airways Emerges Top in Global Aviation Challenge

Kenya Airways won two SkyTeam Aviation Challenge 2024 awards: Best Scaled Catering Solution for reducing 24 tonnes of plastic waste annually and Best Approach to Scaling SAF for launching Kenya’s first SAF plant. The airline champions sustainability, innovation, and regional eco-friendly development

Source: Kenya Airways