International Civil Aviation Organization advances aviation decarbonisation at COP29
ICAO secured global support for aviation's clean energy transition at COP29, emphasising net zero goals by 2050 and advancing sustainable fuel initiatives.
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ICAO secured global support for aviation's clean energy transition at COP29, emphasising net zero goals by 2050 and advancing sustainable fuel initiatives.
Bahrain Airport Company (BAC), the operator of Bahrain International Airport, are enhancing their wildlife hazard programme.
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) has partnered with SkyClean to have an SAF production plant right on site.
The Airports of Tomorrow initiative aims to accelerate the decarbonisation of the aviation industry.
The Flight Safety Foundation will set up a new Asia Pacific Centre for Aviation Safety in Singapore to maintain the airlines' safety standards of stakeholders.
ACI World Director General, Luis Felipe de Oliveira, tells International Airport Review how 2023 will see ACI working with its member airports to move the industry forward, to benefit both travellers and communities.
Prague Airport has been re-awarded the ACI Airport Health Accreditation, for its continuous efforts to provide a safe experience for all passengers.
The International Air Transport Association has estimated that Sustainable Aviation Fuel production will reach at least 300 million litres in 2022, a 200 per cent increase on 2021 production.
NAV CANADA has launched a public consultation on a proposal for airspace modernisation surrounding Vancouver International Airport.
Airports Council International World has announced İGA Istanbul Airport as the first airport in the world to be accredited under its new Accessibility Enhancement Accreditation programme.
The International Air Transport Association has called upon governments to encourage stronger European economic development by embracing policies to promote greater air connectivity.
During the summer 2022, London Heathrow Airport served 18 million passengers which is more than any other European hub, and as a result, the airport has decided to remove the cap from 30 October 2022.
At Airports Council International Africa/World Annual General Assembly 2022, the new entries and upgrades were announced for the Airport Carbon Accreditation, with a particular focus on airports in Africa.
Airports Council International Africa - WAGA 2022 has officially started in Marrakech, Morocco, on 24 October 2022.
The Airports Council International World has welcomed global governments updated goals for net zero carbon emissions for international aviation by 2050.