As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
In part 2 of this series, Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability at Gruppo SAVE answers audience questions received during IAR’s energy revolution webinar.
Venezia Airport is embedding whole life carbon considerations into infrastructure planning while preparing for hydrogen aviation through dedicated onsite facilities.
Mumbai Airport has reached a major sustainability milestone through advanced waste management systems designed to significantly reduce landfill dependency across airport operations.
New electric aircraft trials in Norway are shaping the future of zero-emission aviation, testing how battery-powered aircraft can safely operate alongside conventional traffic.
Leeds Bradford Airport has reached a major sustainability milestone, strengthening its net zero ambitions and accelerating plans for environmentally responsible airport operations and development.
A new EU response plan aims to safeguard jet fuel supply across Europe, helping airports maintain operations as geopolitical tensions continue to impact energy markets.
A major investment by Budapest Airport is improving noise protection for communities, supporting hospitals and schools while addressing environmental impacts of airport operations.
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Kaunas Airport trials hydrogen powered vehicles under EU project, advancing sustainable ground operations and supporting long term emissions reduction targets.
As global aviation recovers and diversifies with emerging aircraft types, air traffic management must evolve through digitalisation and intelligent automation. CANSO’s Simon Hocquard explores how AI, machine learning and collaborative innovation are building the foundation for safer, more efficient and sustainable skies.
Tallinn Airport has achieved Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 3+ certification, reaching carbon neutrality through a 96% reduction in emissions since 2018. The Estonian gateway accomplished this milestone through systematic infrastructure investments, renewable energy adoption and fleet electrification, rather than carbon offsetting alone.
Singapore Changi Airport is evolving beyond operational excellence to position itself as a destination shaped by seamless connectivity, memorable passenger experiences and integrated marketing.
London Stansted is undergoing an extensive five-year programme to develop the airport, with the project consisting of a significant terminal expansion and the installation of new security technology
2026 marks a pivotal year for the sector’s sustainability and digital transformation. From renewable energy microgrids and SAF infrastructure, airports are rapidly adopting technologies that promise safer operations, reduced emissions and seamless travel experiences across the global network.
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport’s Terminal 3 (T3) in Lucknow has set a new standard for passenger experience in India – blending technology, local culture and operational efficiency into a seamless journey for millions of travellers annually.
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Michelle Sandbrink, Corporate Strategy and Sustainability Management, Fraport outlines how Frankfurt Airport is accelerating its long term renewable energy strategy through offshore wind, innovative vertical PV and large scale electrification to deliver resilient, low carbon airport operations.
Bristol Airport completes feasibility study with Equilibrion examining nuclear derived sustainable aviation fuel and hydrogen production in the South West.
This week’s picture of the week highlights Denver International Airport bringing live music to travellers and the community with its popular Concerts on the Fly series.