Rebuilding the skies: Insights from Christchurch International Airport
Listen to this exclusive podcast with the General Manager of Aeronautical Development at Christchurch International Airport.
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Listen to this exclusive podcast with the General Manager of Aeronautical Development at Christchurch International Airport.
Claire Waghorn, Sustainable Transition Leader at Christchurch International Airport Limited (CIAL), speaks to International Airport Review about what her airport is working on in terms of sustainability, what the industry needs to do and whether there is a silver bullet solution.
International Airport Review covered the power outage crisis minute-by-minute, providing updates on airports and airlines affected throughout the day.
ACI launched the new topmost level of achievement in its global Airport Carbon Accreditation programme at the 28th COP28.
At the ROUTES Asia conference in Chiang Mai, Thailand, International Airport Review Editor Holly Miles, caught up with Stefano Baronci, Director General of Airports Council International - ACI Asia Pacific.
International Airport Review's Editorial Assistant, Lily Mae Pacey, looks back to the discussion on sustainability which took place at the International Airport Summit 2022 and provides her high level takeaways from what was a fantastic and lively discussion.
Watch this exclusive interview at the International Airport Review Summit 2022, where we spoke with Claire Waghorn, Sustainability Transition Leader at Christchurch International Airport Limited.
For Issue 5 2022, Claire Waghorn, Sustainable Transition Leader at Christchurch Airport tells International Airport Review how the airport is tackling climate change.
Editor Holly Miles makes this exclusive announcement.
Airport fire fighters often attend emergencies at short notice, so being constantly prepared is crucial. At Christchurch International Airport, in the South Island of New Zealand, its Airport Fire Service has developed a way to train without an aircraft or firefighting gear. International Airport Review finds out more.
In this exclusive news story, Christchurch International Airport explains how passengers can interact with the airports two new sets of twin robots roving the terminals, one pair called Pepper and the other Nao.
Airports Council International (Asia-Pacific) has released the results of the Green Airports Recognition 2022, which has recognised 12 airports in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East for their achievements in carbon management.
Christchurch International Airport has achieved being beyond carbon neutral, to become climate positive, an excellent milestone and movement towards a lower carbon aviation future.
Christchurch Airport has launched its new renewable energy Kōwhai Park, to support future development of green fuel production for land and air transport.
Malcolm Johns, Chief Executive of Christchurch Airport, explains how the airport is already ahead of its target to reach net zero by 2050, and how their work has expanded to assisting other airports, with the aim of decarbonising the entire industry.