Bristol Airport publishes 2040 Master Plan aiming to boost regional economy and expand connectivity
Bristol Airport reveals its 2040 Master Plan, targeting sustainable growth, new long-haul routes, and 1,000 regional jobs.
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Bristol Airport reveals its 2040 Master Plan, targeting sustainable growth, new long-haul routes, and 1,000 regional jobs.
The CAA’s 2025 accessibility report finds rising demand and strong overall performance, though Heathrow, Edinburgh, and Prestwick need improvement.
Bristol Airport has unveiled its 2040 masterplan, proposing expanded facilities, improved transport links, and new long-haul routes, aiming to boost regional connectivity and create thousands of jobs.
Martin Rolfe, NATS Chief Executive Officer, gives an overview of the challenges the aviation sector faces in the midst of one of the biggest periods of change in its history.
Bristol Airport (BRS) have announced the next phase of funding for the Aviation Carbon Transition (ACT) Programme.
The trial saw hydrogen being used to refuel and power the ground support equipment – specifically, baggage tractors – of easyJet passenger aircraft.
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The airport has a target of net zero operations by 2030 and a new interim target of cutting direct emissions by 73% by 2027, relative to 2019 levels.
Bristol Airport has set a target to cut carbon emissions across its operations by 73% by 2027.
Hydrogen presents the opportunity to decarbonise aviation, particularly for short-haul flights. For International Airport Review, Dave Lees, CEO of Bristol Airport explains how its work as part of the Hydrogen in Aviation alliance is already solving many of the technical challenges of making hydrogen-powered flight a reality.
In this article, taken from our sustainability eSupplement, Hannah Pollard, Head of Sustainability, set out how Bristol Airport will reach its 2030 target.
Read to find out who won in the areas of experience, innovation, accessibility, EDI and sustainability. Plus the coveted Airport Leader of the Future award!
Jane Ashton is Director of Sustainability at easyJet. In this article she discusses easyJet’s net zero roadmap, the airline’s ambition to be flying on hydrogen-powered aircraft, and the steps easyJet has taken to support the important development of a wider hydrogen ecosystem.
In this article, David Eccles, Director of Hydrogen South West, outlines his ambitious plans to implement hydrogen-powered flights and argues why airport infrastructure and cross-sector partnerships are imperative for its success.
Companies including easyJet, Rolls-Royce, Airbus, Ørsted, GKN Aerospace and Bristol Airport, have established the Hydrogen in Aviation alliance.
The airport received Real Living Wage accreditation from the UK's Real Living Wage Foundation.