TAV Airports continues its efforts to combat climate change and protect the environment. Milas-Bodrum Airport participated in the program created by ACI Europe, which aims to contribute to the fight against climate change by eliminating carbon emissions.
Operated by TAV Airports, Milas-Bodrum Airport received its certification by fulfilling the first level requirements of the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) program. Milas-Bodrum became the sixth airport operated by TAV and included in the program.
TAV Milas-Bodrum General Manager İclal Kayaoğlu said, “As TAV, we aim to maximize the benefit we provide to our stakeholders while minimizing the environmental impact of our operations. In this context, we are happy to receive the ACA certification. We have taken an important step towards our goal of being carbon neutral in 2030. "As we did last year by covering our parking lot with solar panels, we are working to obtain our energy from renewable sources and use it efficiently."
Olivier Jankovec, General Director of ACI Europe, “The successful participation of Milas-Bodrum Airport in the Airport Carbon Accreditation program is a strong example of the airport sector's commitment to taking emissions into the agenda even in the most challenging times. Continuing efforts to eliminate carbon emissions amid an ongoing devastating crisis is no small feat. I congratulate all TAV Airports employees who contributed to this success. Congratulations!" said.
İzmir Adnan Menderes, Ankara Esenboğa and Antalya airports operated by TAV are included in the program at Level 3+ Neutralization level. The first airport from the African continent to participate in the program, Tunisia Enfidha 3 and Croatia Zagreb Airport is Level 2. Participating in the “2050 Net Zero” target set by ACI Europe, TAV announced its commitment to be carbon neutral until 2019 in January 2030.
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