Jet Aviation offers SAF at Singapore FBO
Jet Aviation has signed an agreement with Shell Aviation to provide Sustainable Aviation Fuel at its Singapore FBO at Seletar Airport
Perth en route to carbon neutral status
Perth Airport has partnered with Carbon Neutral to offset its bus fleets as well as offering motorists the opportunity to offset trips to and from the airport
Birmingham switches to renewable electricity
The UK’s Birmingham Airport has begun using electricity generated solely from renewable sources
Edinburgh Airport vehicles use vegetable oil
Vehicles operating at Edinburgh Airport are now being powered by vegetable oil as the airport continues to look at ways of reducing its emissions
Bristol boosts e-vehicle fleet
Bristol Airport has invested in three additional electric Nissan e-NV200 vans for its landside and airside operations
Hamad announces composting scheme
A new scheme from Qatar’s flagship airport will see the facility’s waste repurposed as organic compost for landscaping activities
Menzies partners with ClimateCare
Menzies Aviation will work with carbon offset specialist ClimateCare to support socially responsible projects that cut carbon emissions
dnata unveils Changi solar plant
dnata has installed a 3.5 megawatt-peak rooftop solar power system across its buildings at Singapore’s Changi Airport
Airpro invests in electric deicers
Airpro has made a significant investment in electric deicers to be used at Helsinki Airport, the first such investment in the Nordics
ACI launches ESG guide for airports
Airports Council International World has released a guide for airports, "Environmental, Social, and Governance Management Best Practice"
Cathay Pacific launches HKIA SAF programme
Cathay Pacific is launching its pilot Corporate Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Programme, the first major initiative of its kind in Asia
Singapore, New Zealand make eco aviation move
Singapore and New Zealand will work with industry, academia and other stakeholders to drive the development of a sustainable aviation ecosystem