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|LPAA initiative=Yes
 
|LPAA initiative=Yes
 
|NAZCA Initiative=Yes
 
|NAZCA Initiative=Yes
|Website address= https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org  
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|Website address=https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org
 
|Starting year=2009
 
|Starting year=2009
 
|Secretariat=Mrs. Marina Bylinsky
 
|Secretariat=Mrs. Marina Bylinsky
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|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=No
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=No
|Description=The aim of Airport Carbon Accreditation is to encourage and enable airports to implement best practices in carbon management, with the ultimate objective of becoming carbon neutral. Airports can participate at four progressively stringent levels of accreditation: 1. Mapping; 2. Reduction; 3. Optimisation; and 3+. Neutrality. Today it is the only global carbon management standard for airports.
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|Description=The aim of Airport Carbon Accreditation is to encourage and enable airports to implement best practices in carbon management and achieve emissions reductions. Airports can participate at one of four progressively stringent levels of accreditation: 1. Mapping; 2. Reduction; 3. Optimisation; and 4. Transformation. In addition, airports at Level 3 and 4 can choose to offset their residual emissions, thereby achieving Level 3+ (Neutrality) and 4+ (Transition) respectively.
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In 2020, Level 4 (Transformation) and 4+ (Transition) have been added to the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme to align it with the objectives of the Paris Agreement to limit the increase of global average temperature to 2°C above pre-industrial levels and aim to not exceed 1.5°C. Levels 4 and 4+ have been introduced as an interim step towards the long-term goal of supporting airports in achieving net zero carbon emissions. Level 4 and 4+ will therefore encourage airports to reduce their emissions in line with the latest scientific and political developments and meet growing public and stakeholder expectations.
 
|Goals=Member airports are committed to reduce carbon emissions from their operations, with the ultimate goal of becoming carbon neutral. As of May 2019, there are 274 accredited airports, accounting for more than 43% of global air passenger traffic in 68 countries across the world. In addition, there is a long-term commitment for 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.
 
|Goals=Member airports are committed to reduce carbon emissions from their operations, with the ultimate goal of becoming carbon neutral. As of May 2019, there are 274 accredited airports, accounting for more than 43% of global air passenger traffic in 68 countries across the world. In addition, there is a long-term commitment for 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.
 
|Activities=- Certification of airports according to four levels of accreditation
 
|Activities=- Certification of airports according to four levels of accreditation
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- Series of workshops, presentations, etc.
 
- Series of workshops, presentations, etc.
 
|One or two success stories achieved=A number of success stories and best practices are presented in the Annual Reports. See: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/annual-reports.html
 
|One or two success stories achieved=A number of success stories and best practices are presented in the Annual Reports. See: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/annual-reports.html
|Participants companies number=274
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Shown at the CIP main page: “Airport Carbon Accreditation was launched in June 2009 in Europe. In its inaugural year (2009-2010) the number of airports participating in the programme was 17. In its sixth programme year (2014-2015), Airport Carbon Accreditation reached global status. The programme was extended to North America and Latin America & the Caribbean, thus covering all five ACI regions, as an increasing number of ACI member airports publicly reported on how they are managing their carbon emissions. The total number of accredited airports as of May 2019 was 274, representing more than 43% of world air passenger traffic.” (Italy),
|Participants business organisations number=
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|Participants companies number=406
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|Participants companies names=Aalborg Airport (Denmark),
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Aberdeen Airport (United K.),
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Abijan Airport (Ivory Coast),
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Abu Dhabi International Airport (UAE),
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Adiyaman Airport (Turkey),
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Adelaide Airport (Australia),
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Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (Spain),
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Aeroporti Di Ciampino (Italy),
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Aguascalientes Airport (Mexico),
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Albany International Airport (USA),
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Alicante-Elche Airport (Spain),
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Amman Queen Alia Airport (Jordan),
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Netherlands),
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Ancenis Airport (France),
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Andorra - La Seu d'Urgell Airport (Spain),
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Ankara Esenboga International Airport (Turkey),
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Annecy Mont Blanc Airport (France),
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Antalya Airport (Turkey),
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Antwerp International Airport (Belgium),
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Arroyo Barril Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport (Chile),
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Athens International Airport (Greece),
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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (USA),
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Auxerre-Branches Airport (France),
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Avignon Provence Airport (France),
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Bahrain Airport (Bahrein),
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Balikesir Koca Seyit Airport (Turkey),
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Bangalore Airport (India),
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Bangkok Don Mueang Airport (Thailand),
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Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (Thailand),
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Barcelona-El Prat Airport (Spain),
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Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg Airport (Switzerland),
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Beja Airport (Portugal),
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Belfast International Airport  (United K.),
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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (Serbia),
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Belo Horizonte International Airport (Brazil),
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Bergamo Airport (Italy),
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Bergen Airport (Norway),
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Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport (France),
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Biju Patnaik International Airport (India),
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Billund Airport (Denmark),
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Bologna Airport (Italy),
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Bordeaux Mérignac Airport (France),
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Bourgas Airport (Bulgaria),
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Bourges Airport (France),
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Bournemouth Airport (United K.),
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Bram Fischer International Airport (South Africa),
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Brasilia Airport (Brazil),
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Brazzaville Maya-Maya International Airport (Congo),
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Brest Bretagne Airport (France),
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Brisbane International Airport (Australia),
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Bristol Airport (United K.),
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Broome International Airport (Australia),
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Brussels Airport (Belgium),
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Brussels South Charleroi Airport (Belgium),
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Bucharest- Baneasa Airport (Romania),
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Bucharest-Henri Coanda Airport (Romania),
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Budapest Airport (Hungary),
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Bursa Yenisehir Airport (Turkey),
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Cagliari Airport (Italy),
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Calgary International Airport (Canada),
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Canakkale Airport (Turkey),
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Cancun Airport (Mexico),
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Cannes Mandelieu Airport (France),
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Cape Town International Airport (South Africa),
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Carcassonne Airport (France),
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Carrasco International Airport (Uruguay)
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Casablanca Mohammed Airport (Morocco),
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Castellón Airport (Spain),
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Catania Airport (Italy),
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Cayenne Félix Eboué Airport (France),
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Châlon Champforgeuil Airport (France),
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Chambery Savoie Mont Blanc Airport (France),
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Chania International Airport (Greece),
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Charlotte Douglas International Airport (USA),
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Charlottetown Airport (Canada),
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Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport (China),
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Cherbourg Maupertus Airport (France),
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Chiang Mai Airport (Thailand),
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Christchurch Airport (New Zealand),
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Châlon Champforgeuil Airport (France),
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Cibao International Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne Airport (France),
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Cluj Avram Iancu International Airport (Romania),
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Copenhagen Airport (Denmark),
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Cork Airport (Ireland),
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Costa Smerelda Airport (Italy),
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Cozumel Airport (Mexico),
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Curaçao Airport Airport (Netherlands),
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Dakar Airport (Senegal),
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Dallas Forth Worth Airport (USA),
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Dallas Love Field Airport (USA),
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Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (Costa Rica),
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Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (USA),
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Dijon Bourgogne Airport (France),
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Dinard Bretagne Airport (France),
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Doha Hamad Airport (Qatar),
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Downtown Heliport (USA),
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Dubai International Airport (UAE),
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Dubai World Central Airport (UAE),
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Dublin Airport (Ireland),
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Dubrovnik Airport (Croatia),
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Duqm Airport (Oman),
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Dusseldorf Airport (Germany),
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Dzaoudzi Pamandzi International Airport (France),
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Eagle Creek Airpark (USA),
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East Midlands Airport (USA),
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Edinburgh Airport (United K.),
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Edmonton International Airport (Canada),
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Eindhoven Airport (Netherlands),
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El Dorado International Airport (Colombia),
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Eldoret Airport (Kenya),
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Enfidha Hammamet Airport (Tunisia),
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Erzincan Airport (Turkey),
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Erzurum Airport (Turkey),
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Exeter Airport (United K.),
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Falcone Borsellino Palermo Airport (Italy),
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Farnborough TAG Airport (United K.),
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Faro Airport (Portugal),
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Flores Airport (Portugal),
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Flughafen Frankfurt/Main Airport (Germany),
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Flughafen Stuttgart Airport (Germany),
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Fort McMurray Airport (Canada),
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Fredericton Airport (Canada),
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Galapagos Seymour Airport (Equador),
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Gaziantep Airport (Turkey),
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Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport (Turkey),
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Genève Aéroport (Switzerlnad),
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George Best Belfast City Airport (Ireland),
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George National Airport (South Africa),
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Glasgow Airport (United K.),
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Gold Coast Airport (Australia),
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Göteborg Landvetter Airport (Sweden),
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Grand Case-L'Espérance Airport (France),
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Grenoble Alpes Isere Airport (France),
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Guadalajara Airport (Mexico),
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Guanajuato Airport (Mexico),
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Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (China),
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Halifax Stanfield International Airport (Canada),
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Hamburg Airport (Germany),
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Hamilton Airport (New Zealand),
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (USA),
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Hat Yai Airport (Thailand),
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Hawke's Bay Airport (New Zealand),
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Heathrow Airport (United K.),
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Héliport de Monaco-Fontvielle (Monaco),
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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (Finland),
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Hendricks County Airport-Gordon Graham Field (USA),
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Hermosillo Airport (Mexico)
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Hobart International Airport (Australia),
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Hong Kong International Airport (China),
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Honolulu International Airport (USA),
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Horta Airport (Portugal),
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Huatulco Airport (Mexico),
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Ibiza Airport (Spain),
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Incheon Airport (South Korea),
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Indianapolis International Airport (USA),
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Indianapolis Regional Airport (USA),
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Indira Gandhi International Airport (India),
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Inverness Airport (United K.),
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Ireland West Airport Knock Airport (Ireland),
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Istanbul Airport (Turkey),
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Ivalo Airport (Finland),
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Izmir Adnan Menderes International Airport (Turkey),
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Jersey Airport (United K.),
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John F Kennedy Airport (USA),
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John Glenn Columbus International Airport (USA),
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Jomo Kenyatta Airport (Kenya),
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Jorge Newbery Airport (Argentina),
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Jose Joaquín Olmedo International Airport (Equador),
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Kahramanmaras Airport (Turkey),
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Kansai Airport (Japan),
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Kaunas Airport (Lithuania),
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Keflavik Airport (Iceland),
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Kelowna International Airport (Canada),
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King County International Airport (USA),
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King Khalid International Airport (Saudi Arabia),
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King Shaka International Airport (South Africa),
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Kiruna Airport (Sweden),
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Kisumu Airport (Kenya),
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Kittilä Airport (Finland),
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Kobe Airport (Japan),
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Kolkata Airport (India),
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Kristiansand Airport (Norway),
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Kuala Lumpur Airport (Malaysia),
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Kuusamo Airport (Finland),
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La Isabela International Airport (Dominican Republic),
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La Paz Airport (Mexico),
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La Rochelle Airport (France),
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LaGuardia Airport (USA),
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Lagos Murtala Muhammed Airport (Nigeria),
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Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (India),
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Lanzarote Airport (Spain),
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Larnaca International Airport (Cyprus),
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Le Havre Octeville Airport (France),
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Leeds Bradford Airport (United K.),
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Libreville Leon Mba International Airport (Gabon),
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Liege Airport (Belgium),
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Lille Airport (France),
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Lima Jorge Chavez Airport (Peru),
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Limoges Airport (France),
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Lisbon Airport (Portugal),
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Ljubljana Airport (Slovenia),
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Lleida – Alguaire Airport (Spain),
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London City Airport (United K.),
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London Gatwick Airport (United K.),
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London International Airport (Canada),
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London Stansted Airport (United K.),
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Long Beach Airport (USA),
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Long Reach Airport (Australia),
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Los Angeles Airport (USA),
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Los Angeles Van Nuys Airport (USA),
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Los Cabos Airport (Mexico),
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Los Mochis Airport (Mexico),
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Lulea Airport (Sweden),
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Luton Airport (United K.),
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Luxembourg Airport (Luxembourg),
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Lynden Pindling International Airport (Bahamas),
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Lyon Airport (France),
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Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (France),
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Macau Airport (China),
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Madeira Airport (Portugal),
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Mae Fah Luang Airport (Thailand),
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Málaga - Costa del Sol Airport (Spain),
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Malmö Airport (Sweden),
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Malta International Airport (Malta),
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Manchester Airport (United K.),
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Manzanillo International Airport (Mexico),
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Maria Montez Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Marrakech Menara Airport (Morocco),
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Marseille Provence Airport (France),
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Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (France),
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Mauritius SSR International Airport (Mauritius),
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Melbourne Airport (Australia),
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Menorca Airport (Soain),
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Merida Airport (Mexcio),
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Metropolitan Airport (USA),
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Mexicali International Airport (Mexico),
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Milan-Linate Airport (italy),
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Milan-Malpensa Airport (Italy),
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Milas Bodrum Airport (Turkey),
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Minatitlan Airport (Mexico),
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Minneapolis St Paul Airport (USA),
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Moi International Airport (Kenya),
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Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport (Tunisia),
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Montego Bay Sangster Airport (Jamaica),
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Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport (France),
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Montreal - Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (Canada),
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Morelia International Airport (Mexico),
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Mount Isa Airport (Australia),
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Mumbai Airport (India),
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Munich Airport (Germany),
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Muscat Airport (Oman),
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Mytilini International Airport (Greece),
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Nadi International Airport (Fiji),
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Nantes Atlantique Airport (France),
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Naples Airport (Italy),
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Narita International Airport (Japan),
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Natal Airport (Brazil),
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Nevsehir Kapadokya Airport (Turkey),
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New Plymouth Airport (New Zealand),
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Newark Liberty Airport (USA),
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Newcastle International Airport (United K.),
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Newquay Airport (United K.),
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Nice Côte D’Azur Airport (France),
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Nîmes Alès Camargue Cévennes Airport (France),
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Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (USA),
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Norwich Airport (United K.),
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Nouméa Airport - La Tontouta (France),
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O R Tambo International Airport  (South Africa),
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Oakland International Airport (USA),
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Oaxaca Airport (Mexico),
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Orléans Loire-Valley International Airport (France),
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Osaka Airport (Japan),
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Oslo Airport (Norway),
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Ostend–Bruges International Airport (Belgium),
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Ottawa International Airport (Canada),
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Palanga Airport (Lithuania),
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Palma de Mallorca Airport (Spain),
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Palmerston North Airport (New Zealand),
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Paphos International Airport (CYprus),
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Parafield Airport (Australia),
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Paris - Charles De Gaulle Airport (France),
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Paris - Le Bourget Airport (France),
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Paris - Orly Airport (France),
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Paris-Beauvais Airport (France),
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Pau Pyrenees Airport (France),
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Perpignan Rivesaltes Airport (France),
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Perth Airport (Australia),
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Philadelphia International Airport (USA),
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Phnom Penh International Airport (Cambodia),
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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (USA),
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Phuket International Airport (Thailand),
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Pisco Airport (Peru),
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Podgorica Airport (montenegro),
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Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport (France),
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Poitiers Biard Airport (France),
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Port Elizabeth National Airport (South Africa),
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Porto Airport (Portugal),
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Prague Airport (Czechia),
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Puerto Plata Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Puerto Vallarta Airport (Mexico),
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Quebec Airport (Canada),
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Queen Beatrix International Airport (Netherlands),
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Querétaro Intercontinental Airport (Mexico),
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Quimper Cornouaille Airport (France),
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Quito International Airport (Ecuador),
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Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (India),
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Regina International Airport (Canada),
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Reims Airport (France),
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Rennes Bretagne Airport (France),
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Réunion Roland Garros Airport (France),
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Rhodes International Airport (Greece),
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Riga International Airport (Lithuania),
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Rio de Janeiro/Galeão International Airport (Brazil),
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Roma-Fiumicino Airport (Italy),
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Ronneby Airport (Sweden),
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Rotterdam The Hague Airport (Netherlands),
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Rovaniemi Airport (Finland),
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Saint Helena Airport (United K.),
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Saint John Airport (Canada),
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Saint Tropez Airport (France),
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Saint-Nazaire Montoir Airport (France),
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Salalah Airport (Oman),
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Salt Lake City International Airport (USA),
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Salvador Bahia International Airport (Brazil),
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Samaná El Catey International Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Samos Island International Airport (Greece),
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San Antonio Airport (USA),
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San Diego International Airport (USA),
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San Francisco International Airport (USA),
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San Jose Juan Santamaria Airport (Costa Rica) ,
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Santa Maria Airport (Portugal),
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Santiago Airport (Spain),
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Santo Domingo Airport (Dominican Republic),
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Santos Dumont Airport (Brazil),
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Sao Miguel Ponta Delgada Joao Paulo II Airport (Portugal),
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Saskatoon Airport (Canada),
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Shannon Airport (Ireland),
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Sharjah Airport (UAE),
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Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport (China),
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Siem Reap Airport (Cambodia),
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Sihanouk International Airport (Cambodia),
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Singapore Changi Airport (Singapore),
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Sinop Airport (Turkey),
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Şırnak Şerafettin Elçi Airport (Turkey),
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Sivas Airport Nuri Demirağ (Turkey),
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Sofia Airport (Bulgaria),
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Southhampton Airport (United K.),
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Southend Airport (United K.),
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St. Gallen-Altenrhein Airport (Switzerland),
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Stavanger Airport (Norway),
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Stewart Airport (USA),
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Stockholm Skavsta Airport (Sweden),
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Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (Sweden),
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Stockholm-Bromma Airport (Sweden),
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Strasbourg Airport (France),
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Sunshine Coast Airport (Spain),
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Sydney Airport (Spain),
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Tahiti Faa'a International Airport (France),
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Tallinn Airport (Estonia),
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Tampa Airport (USA),
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Tapachula Airport (Mexico),
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Tarbes Lourdes Pyrénées Airport (France),
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Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport (Israel),
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Teterboro Airport (USA),
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Thessaloniki International Airport (Greece),
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Tijuana Airport (Mexico),
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Tirana Airport (Albania),
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Tivat Airport (Montenegro),
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Toronto Pearson International Airport (Canada),
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Toulon - Hyeres Airport (France),
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Toulouse Francazal Airport (France),
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Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (France),
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Tours Val de Loire Airport (France),
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Townsville Airport (Australia),
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Treviso Airport (Italy),
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Trivandrum International Airport (India),
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Trois-Rivières Airport (Canada),
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Trondheim Airport (Norway),
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Troyes-Barberey Airport (France),
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Turin Airport Airport (Italy),
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Umea Airport (Sweden),
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Vancouver International Airport (Canada),
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Vannes Golfe du Morbihan Airport (France),
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Varna Airport (Bulgaria),
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Venice Airport (Italy),
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Veracruz Airport (Mexico),
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Verona Airport (Italy),
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Victoria International Airport (Canada),
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Vienna International Airport (Austria),
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Villahermosa Airport (Mexico),
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Vilnius Airport (Lithuania),
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Visby Airport (Sweden),
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Winnipeg Richardson Airport (Canada),
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Zadar Airport (Croatia),
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Zagreb Airport (Croatia),
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Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (China),
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Zürich Airport (Switzerland),
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Zvartnots International Airport (Armenia).
 
|Participants business organisations names=Airports Council International.
 
|Participants business organisations names=Airports Council International.
 
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|Number of members value=274
 
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|Have only national states as participators=No
 
|Have only national states as participators=No
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Long-term commitment: 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.
 
Long-term commitment: 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.
  
As of May 2019, 274 airports have been accredited in total and these airports represent more than 43% of the world’s passenger traffic. As of May 2019, 50 airports worldwide are carbon neutral, including 41 in Europe, 6 in Asia-pacific, 1 in North America, 1 in Africa and 1 in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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As of March 2021, 390 airports have been accredited in total and these airports represent more than 43% of the world’s passenger traffic. As of May 2019, 50 airports worldwide are carbon neutral, including 41 in Europe, 6 in Asia-pacific, 1 in North America, 1 in Africa and 1 in Latin America and the Caribbean.
 
In 2018/2019 accredited airports reduced CO2 emissions under their direct control by 322,297 tons compared to the average emissions of the 3 previous years. At COP21, a partnership has been concluded between the UNFCCC and ACI, with the promotion of Airport Carbon Accreditation being one of its objectives.  By aiming at increasing the number of Airport Carbon Accredited airports in all regions, the programme will continue promoting climate action and in particular efforts to reach carbon neutrality by airports.
 
In 2018/2019 accredited airports reduced CO2 emissions under their direct control by 322,297 tons compared to the average emissions of the 3 previous years. At COP21, a partnership has been concluded between the UNFCCC and ACI, with the promotion of Airport Carbon Accreditation being one of its objectives.  By aiming at increasing the number of Airport Carbon Accredited airports in all regions, the programme will continue promoting climate action and in particular efforts to reach carbon neutrality by airports.
 
|Comments on indicators and goals=Airports must comply with the requirements at each level of accreditation. Goals and reduction targets are set by the airports and reviewed/verified by the programme Administrator and approved verifiers.
 
|Comments on indicators and goals=Airports must comply with the requirements at each level of accreditation. Goals and reduction targets are set by the airports and reviewed/verified by the programme Administrator and approved verifiers.
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There are currently 74 accredited airports in 15 countries at Level 1 'Mapping', representing 6.3% of European air passenger traffic.
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There are currently 45 accredited airports in 19 countries at Level 2 'Reduction', representing 11.2% of European air passenger traffic.
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There are currently 21 accredited airports in 10 countries at Level 3 'Optimisation', representing 26.2% of European air passenger traffic.
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There are currently 46 accredited airports in 16 countries at Level 3+ 'Neutrality', representing 24.3% of European air passenger traffic.
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There are currently 0 airports accredited at Level 4 'Transformation'. Stay tuned for more info coming soon!
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There are currently 7 airports accredited at Level 4+ 'Transition’, representing 3.0% of European air passenger traffic.
 
|How will goals be achieved=Airport set specific timelines for the achievement of the goals and develop a Carbon Management Plan where they specify the actions that will be implemented, timeline, responsibilities, etc. for goal achievement.
 
|How will goals be achieved=Airport set specific timelines for the achievement of the goals and develop a Carbon Management Plan where they specify the actions that will be implemented, timeline, responsibilities, etc. for goal achievement.
 
|Have you changed or strenghtened your goals=Airports can gradually move at higher and more stringent levels of accreditation, where neutrality (Level 3+) is the highest level.
 
|Have you changed or strenghtened your goals=Airports can gradually move at higher and more stringent levels of accreditation, where neutrality (Level 3+) is the highest level.

Latest revision as of 14:53, 5 January 2023

General

Name of initiative Airport Carbon Accreditation
LPAA initiative Yes
NAZCA Initiative Yes
Website address https://www.airportcarbonaccreditation.org
Related initiatives
Starting year 2009
End year
Secretariat Mrs. Marina Bylinsky

Manager: Environmental Strategy & Intermodality ACI EUROPE (Airports Council International) 10, Rue Montoyer (box No 9), 1000 Brussels, Belgium Tel: +32 2 552 09 74 Email: Marina.Bylinsky@aci-europe.org Focal Point: Panagiotis Karamanos Email: Karamanosp1@gmail.com

Organisational structure The program is led by Airports Council International (ACI) and is is endorsed or supported by UNFCCC, UNEP, ICAO, FAA, European Commission, etc. Airport Carbon Accreditation is managed by ACI EUROPE which is also overseeing the overall programme development, in collaboration with other ACI regions. The administration of the programme (e.g. processing of airport applications, helpdesk) is being performed by an independent third party, the leading environmental consultancy WSP.
Geographical coverage Global
Name of lead organisation Airport Council International (ACI) Europe developed the Initiative
Type of lead organisation Network/Consortium/Partnership
Location/Nationality of lead organisation EU

Description

Description The aim of Airport Carbon Accreditation is to encourage and enable airports to implement best practices in carbon management and achieve emissions reductions. Airports can participate at one of four progressively stringent levels of accreditation: 1. Mapping; 2. Reduction; 3. Optimisation; and 4. Transformation. In addition, airports at Level 3 and 4 can choose to offset their residual emissions, thereby achieving Level 3+ (Neutrality) and 4+ (Transition) respectively.


In 2020, Level 4 (Transformation) and 4+ (Transition) have been added to the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme to align it with the objectives of the Paris Agreement to limit the increase of global average temperature to 2°C above pre-industrial levels and aim to not exceed 1.5°C. Levels 4 and 4+ have been introduced as an interim step towards the long-term goal of supporting airports in achieving net zero carbon emissions. Level 4 and 4+ will therefore encourage airports to reduce their emissions in line with the latest scientific and political developments and meet growing public and stakeholder expectations.

Objectives Member airports are committed to reduce carbon emissions from their operations, with the ultimate goal of becoming carbon neutral. As of May 2019, there are 274 accredited airports, accounting for more than 43% of global air passenger traffic in 68 countries across the world. In addition, there is a long-term commitment for 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.
Activities - Certification of airports according to four levels of accreditation

- Availability of Guidance Document for Accreditation and dedicated Guidance Document for Offsetting - Compilation of carbon performance results and presentation of best practices in the Annual Report - Regular updates and publication of communication material about the programme, including brochure, and e-newsletter - Support to related communication activities by airports - Airport Carbon Emission Reporting Tool (ACERT) developed by ACI - Series of workshops, presentations, etc.

One or two success stories achieved A number of success stories and best practices are presented in the Annual Reports. See: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/annual-reports.html

Shown at the CIP main page: “Airport Carbon Accreditation was launched in June 2009 in Europe. In its inaugural year (2009-2010) the number of airports participating in the programme was 17. In its sixth programme year (2014-2015), Airport Carbon Accreditation reached global status. The programme was extended to North America and Latin America & the Caribbean, thus covering all five ACI regions, as an increasing number of ACI member airports publicly reported on how they are managing their carbon emissions. The total number of accredited airports as of May 2019 was 274, representing more than 43% of world air passenger traffic.” (Italy),

Monitoring and Impacts

Sustainable Development Impact:
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Function of initiative Implementation, Political dialogue, Capacity building
Activity of initiative Norms and standard setting, Technical operational implementation (ex-post), Goal setting (ex-ante), Awareness raising and outreach, Training and education
Indicators
Technical operational implementation (ex-post) — Total Mitigation
Year2019
Value (MtCO2e/yr)322,297
Goal setting (ex-ante) — Stakeholders who have committed to the goals
Year2030
Value (#)100
Goals Airport Carbon Accreditation was developed and launched by Airports Council International (ACI) Europe in 2009. As of late 2014, Airport Carbon Accreditation had expanded world-wide to all ACI regions. Today it is the only global carbon management standard for airports. The objective of the initiative is to reduce carbon emissions and achieve best practice in carbon management from operations fully within the control of the airports, with the ultimate target of becoming carbon neutral.

Long-term commitment: 100 carbon neutral airports in Europe by 2030.

As of March 2021, 390 airports have been accredited in total and these airports represent more than 43% of the world’s passenger traffic. As of May 2019, 50 airports worldwide are carbon neutral, including 41 in Europe, 6 in Asia-pacific, 1 in North America, 1 in Africa and 1 in Latin America and the Caribbean. In 2018/2019 accredited airports reduced CO2 emissions under their direct control by 322,297 tons compared to the average emissions of the 3 previous years. At COP21, a partnership has been concluded between the UNFCCC and ACI, with the promotion of Airport Carbon Accreditation being one of its objectives. By aiming at increasing the number of Airport Carbon Accredited airports in all regions, the programme will continue promoting climate action and in particular efforts to reach carbon neutrality by airports.

Comments on indicators and goals Airports must comply with the requirements at each level of accreditation. Goals and reduction targets are set by the airports and reviewed/verified by the programme Administrator and approved verifiers.

There are currently 74 accredited airports in 15 countries at Level 1 'Mapping', representing 6.3% of European air passenger traffic. There are currently 45 accredited airports in 19 countries at Level 2 'Reduction', representing 11.2% of European air passenger traffic. There are currently 21 accredited airports in 10 countries at Level 3 'Optimisation', representing 26.2% of European air passenger traffic. There are currently 46 accredited airports in 16 countries at Level 3+ 'Neutrality', representing 24.3% of European air passenger traffic. There are currently 0 airports accredited at Level 4 'Transformation'. Stay tuned for more info coming soon! There are currently 7 airports accredited at Level 4+ 'Transition’, representing 3.0% of European air passenger traffic.

How will goals be achieved Airport set specific timelines for the achievement of the goals and develop a Carbon Management Plan where they specify the actions that will be implemented, timeline, responsibilities, etc. for goal achievement.
Have you changed or strenghtened your goals Airports can gradually move at higher and more stringent levels of accreditation, where neutrality (Level 3+) is the highest level.
Progress towards the goals Over the last year a number of developments have materialized including:

• As of May 2019, 274 airports have been accredited in total representing more than 43% of the world’s passenger traffic. • Overall, 50 airports have achieved carbon neutrality across the world. • Introduction of new Guidance Document on Offsetting. • Delivery of a series of workshops and meetings on the programme’s requirements. • In 2018/2019 accredited airports reduced CO2 emissions under their direct control by 322,297 tons compared to the average emissions of the 3 previous years. Scope 1 and 2 emissions per passenger decreased to 1.81 kg CO2 in 2018/2019, a 4.3% reduction in comparison to the 3-year rolling average.

How are you tracking progress of your initiative Airports need to register and submit detailed information through a dedicated website in order to become accredited. Consequently, there is detailed information about participation levels, objectives, achievements, etc. per airport, region, size, level of accreditation and other parameters. This includes quantitative carbon performance results of accredited airports. Furthermore, airport compliance with the programme requirements must be independently verified by accredited verifiers. The annual report provides details about the impact of Airport Carbon Accreditation (See: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/annual-reports.html). The administration of the programme (e.g. processing of airport applications, helpdesk) is being performed by an independent third party, the leading environmental consultancy WSP.
Available reporting Regularly updated website with newsletter: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org and http://www.airportCO2.org

Annual report: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/annual-reports.html also in the annual reports fromPPMC: http://www.ppmc-transport.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/2017-MPGCA-Transport-Initiatives-Report_Final.pdf Press releases: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/press-releases.html Programme brochure: http://www.airportcarbonaccredited.org/library/brochures.html

Participants

Participants Number Names
Members 406  
Companies 406 Aalborg Airport (Denmark),Aberdeen Airport (United K.),Abijan Airport (Ivory Coast),Abu Dhabi International Airport (UAE),Adiyaman Airport (Turkey),Adelaide Airport (Australia),Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (Spain),Aeroporti Di Ciampino (Italy),Aguascalientes Airport (Mexico),Albany International Airport (USA),Alicante-Elche Airport (Spain),Amman Queen Alia Airport (Jordan),Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Netherlands),Ancenis Airport (France),Andorra - La Seu d'Urgell Airport (Spain),Ankara Esenboga International Airport (Turkey),Annecy Mont Blanc Airport (France),Antalya Airport (Turkey),Antwerp International Airport (Belgium),Arroyo Barril Airport (Dominican Republic),Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport (Chile),Athens International Airport (Greece),Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (USA),Auxerre-Branches Airport (France),Avignon Provence Airport (France),Bahrain Airport (Bahrein),Balikesir Koca Seyit Airport (Turkey),Bangalore Airport (India),Bangkok Don Mueang Airport (Thailand),Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (Thailand),Barcelona-El Prat Airport (Spain),Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg Airport (Switzerland),Beja Airport (Portugal),Belfast International Airport (United K.),Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (Serbia),Belo Horizonte International Airport (Brazil),Bergamo Airport (Italy),Bergen Airport (Norway),Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport (France),Biju Patnaik International Airport (India),Billund Airport (Denmark),Bologna Airport (Italy),Bordeaux Mérignac Airport (France),Bourgas Airport (Bulgaria),Bourges Airport (France),Bournemouth Airport (United K.),Bram Fischer International Airport (South Africa),Brasilia Airport (Brazil),Brazzaville Maya-Maya International Airport (Congo),Brest Bretagne Airport (France),Brisbane International Airport (Australia),Bristol Airport (United K.),Broome International Airport (Australia),Brussels Airport (Belgium),Brussels South Charleroi Airport (Belgium),Bucharest- Baneasa Airport (Romania),Bucharest-Henri Coanda Airport (Romania),Budapest Airport (Hungary),Bursa Yenisehir Airport (Turkey),Cagliari Airport (Italy),Calgary International Airport (Canada),Canakkale Airport (Turkey),Cancun Airport (Mexico),Cannes Mandelieu Airport (France),Cape Town International Airport (South Africa),Carcassonne Airport (France),Carrasco International Airport (Uruguay)

Casablanca Mohammed Airport (Morocco),Castellón Airport (Spain),Catania Airport (Italy),Cayenne Félix Eboué Airport (France),Châlon Champforgeuil Airport (France),Chambery Savoie Mont Blanc Airport (France),Chania International Airport (Greece),Charlotte Douglas International Airport (USA),Charlottetown Airport (Canada),Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport (China),Cherbourg Maupertus Airport (France),Chiang Mai Airport (Thailand),Christchurch Airport (New Zealand),Châlon Champforgeuil Airport (France),Cibao International Airport (Dominican Republic),Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne Airport (France),Cluj Avram Iancu International Airport (Romania),Copenhagen Airport (Denmark),Cork Airport (Ireland),Costa Smerelda Airport (Italy),Cozumel Airport (Mexico),Curaçao Airport Airport (Netherlands),Dakar Airport (Senegal),Dallas Forth Worth Airport (USA),Dallas Love Field Airport (USA),Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (Costa Rica),Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (USA),Dijon Bourgogne Airport (France),Dinard Bretagne Airport (France),Doha Hamad Airport (Qatar),Downtown Heliport (USA),Dubai International Airport (UAE),Dubai World Central Airport (UAE),Dublin Airport (Ireland),Dubrovnik Airport (Croatia),Duqm Airport (Oman),Dusseldorf Airport (Germany),Dzaoudzi Pamandzi International Airport (France),Eagle Creek Airpark (USA),East Midlands Airport (USA),Edinburgh Airport (United K.),Edmonton International Airport (Canada),Eindhoven Airport (Netherlands),El Dorado International Airport (Colombia),Eldoret Airport (Kenya),Enfidha Hammamet Airport (Tunisia),Erzincan Airport (Turkey),Erzurum Airport (Turkey),Exeter Airport (United K.),Falcone Borsellino Palermo Airport (Italy),Farnborough TAG Airport (United K.),Faro Airport (Portugal),Flores Airport (Portugal),Flughafen Frankfurt/Main Airport (Germany),Flughafen Stuttgart Airport (Germany),Fort McMurray Airport (Canada),Fredericton Airport (Canada),Galapagos Seymour Airport (Equador),Gaziantep Airport (Turkey),Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport (Turkey),Genève Aéroport (Switzerlnad),George Best Belfast City Airport (Ireland),George National Airport (South Africa),Glasgow Airport (United K.),Gold Coast Airport (Australia),Göteborg Landvetter Airport (Sweden),Grand Case-L'Espérance Airport (France),Grenoble Alpes Isere Airport (France),Guadalajara Airport (Mexico),Guanajuato Airport (Mexico),Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (China),Halifax Stanfield International Airport (Canada),Hamburg Airport (Germany),Hamilton Airport (New Zealand),Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (USA),Hat Yai Airport (Thailand),Hawke's Bay Airport (New Zealand),Heathrow Airport (United K.),Héliport de Monaco-Fontvielle (Monaco),Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (Finland),Hendricks County Airport-Gordon Graham Field (USA),Hermosillo Airport (Mexico) Hobart International Airport (Australia),Hong Kong International Airport (China),Honolulu International Airport (USA),Horta Airport (Portugal),Huatulco Airport (Mexico),Ibiza Airport (Spain),Incheon Airport (South Korea),Indianapolis International Airport (USA),Indianapolis Regional Airport (USA),Indira Gandhi International Airport (India),Inverness Airport (United K.),Ireland West Airport Knock Airport (Ireland),Istanbul Airport (Turkey),Ivalo Airport (Finland),Izmir Adnan Menderes International Airport (Turkey),Jersey Airport (United K.),John F Kennedy Airport (USA),John Glenn Columbus International Airport (USA),Jomo Kenyatta Airport (Kenya),Jorge Newbery Airport (Argentina),Jose Joaquín Olmedo International Airport (Equador),Kahramanmaras Airport (Turkey),Kansai Airport (Japan),Kaunas Airport (Lithuania),Keflavik Airport (Iceland),Kelowna International Airport (Canada),King County International Airport (USA),King Khalid International Airport (Saudi Arabia),King Shaka International Airport (South Africa),Kiruna Airport (Sweden),Kisumu Airport (Kenya),Kittilä Airport (Finland),Kobe Airport (Japan),Kolkata Airport (India),Kristiansand Airport (Norway),Kuala Lumpur Airport (Malaysia),Kuusamo Airport (Finland),La Isabela International Airport (Dominican Republic),La Paz Airport (Mexico),La Rochelle Airport (France),LaGuardia Airport (USA),Lagos Murtala Muhammed Airport (Nigeria),Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (India),Lanzarote Airport (Spain),Larnaca International Airport (Cyprus),Le Havre Octeville Airport (France),Leeds Bradford Airport (United K.),Libreville Leon Mba International Airport (Gabon),Liege Airport (Belgium),Lille Airport (France),Lima Jorge Chavez Airport (Peru),Limoges Airport (France),Lisbon Airport (Portugal),Ljubljana Airport (Slovenia),Lleida – Alguaire Airport (Spain),London City Airport (United K.),London Gatwick Airport (United K.),London International Airport (Canada),London Stansted Airport (United K.),Long Beach Airport (USA),Long Reach Airport (Australia),Los Angeles Airport (USA),Los Angeles Van Nuys Airport (USA),Los Cabos Airport (Mexico),Los Mochis Airport (Mexico),Lulea Airport (Sweden),Luton Airport (United K.),Luxembourg Airport (Luxembourg),Lynden Pindling International Airport (Bahamas),Lyon Airport (France),Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (France),Macau Airport (China),Madeira Airport (Portugal),Mae Fah Luang Airport (Thailand),Málaga - Costa del Sol Airport (Spain),Malmö Airport (Sweden),Malta International Airport (Malta),Manchester Airport (United K.),Manzanillo International Airport (Mexico),Maria Montez Airport (Dominican Republic),Marrakech Menara Airport (Morocco),Marseille Provence Airport (France),Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (France),Mauritius SSR International Airport (Mauritius),Melbourne Airport (Australia),Menorca Airport (Soain),Merida Airport (Mexcio),Metropolitan Airport (USA),Mexicali International Airport (Mexico),Milan-Linate Airport (italy),Milan-Malpensa Airport (Italy),Milas Bodrum Airport (Turkey),Minatitlan Airport (Mexico),Minneapolis St Paul Airport (USA),Moi International Airport (Kenya),Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport (Tunisia),Montego Bay Sangster Airport (Jamaica),Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport (France),Montreal - Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (Canada),Morelia International Airport (Mexico),Mount Isa Airport (Australia),Mumbai Airport (India),Munich Airport (Germany),Muscat Airport (Oman),Mytilini International Airport (Greece),Nadi International Airport (Fiji),Nantes Atlantique Airport (France),Naples Airport (Italy),Narita International Airport (Japan),Natal Airport (Brazil),Nevsehir Kapadokya Airport (Turkey),New Plymouth Airport (New Zealand),Newark Liberty Airport (USA),Newcastle International Airport (United K.),Newquay Airport (United K.),Nice Côte D’Azur Airport (France),Nîmes Alès Camargue Cévennes Airport (France),Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (USA),Norwich Airport (United K.),Nouméa Airport - La Tontouta (France),O R Tambo International Airport (South Africa),Oakland International Airport (USA),Oaxaca Airport (Mexico),Orléans Loire-Valley International Airport (France),Osaka Airport (Japan),Oslo Airport (Norway),Ostend–Bruges International Airport (Belgium),Ottawa International Airport (Canada),Palanga Airport (Lithuania),Palma de Mallorca Airport (Spain),Palmerston North Airport (New Zealand),Paphos International Airport (CYprus),Parafield Airport (Australia),Paris - Charles De Gaulle Airport (France),Paris - Le Bourget Airport (France),Paris - Orly Airport (France),Paris-Beauvais Airport (France),Pau Pyrenees Airport (France),Perpignan Rivesaltes Airport (France),Perth Airport (Australia),Philadelphia International Airport (USA),Phnom Penh International Airport (Cambodia),Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (USA),Phuket International Airport (Thailand),Pisco Airport (Peru),Podgorica Airport (montenegro),Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport (France),Poitiers Biard Airport (France),Port Elizabeth National Airport (South Africa),Porto Airport (Portugal),Prague Airport (Czechia),Puerto Plata Airport (Dominican Republic),Puerto Vallarta Airport (Mexico),Quebec Airport (Canada),Queen Beatrix International Airport (Netherlands),Querétaro Intercontinental Airport (Mexico),Quimper Cornouaille Airport (France),Quito International Airport (Ecuador),Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (India),Regina International Airport (Canada),Reims Airport (France),Rennes Bretagne Airport (France),Réunion Roland Garros Airport (France),Rhodes International Airport (Greece),Riga International Airport (Lithuania),Rio de Janeiro/Galeão International Airport (Brazil),Roma-Fiumicino Airport (Italy),Ronneby Airport (Sweden),Rotterdam The Hague Airport (Netherlands),Rovaniemi Airport (Finland),Saint Helena Airport (United K.),Saint John Airport (Canada),Saint Tropez Airport (France),Saint-Nazaire Montoir Airport (France),Salalah Airport (Oman),Salt Lake City International Airport (USA),Salvador Bahia International Airport (Brazil),Samaná El Catey International Airport (Dominican Republic),Samos Island International Airport (Greece),San Antonio Airport (USA),San Diego International Airport (USA),San Francisco International Airport (USA),San Jose Juan Santamaria Airport (Costa Rica),Santa Maria Airport (Portugal),Santiago Airport (Spain),Santo Domingo Airport (Dominican Republic),Santos Dumont Airport (Brazil),Sao Miguel Ponta Delgada Joao Paulo II Airport (Portugal),Saskatoon Airport (Canada),Shannon Airport (Ireland),Sharjah Airport (UAE),Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport (China),Siem Reap Airport (Cambodia),Sihanouk International Airport (Cambodia),Singapore Changi Airport (Singapore),Sinop Airport (Turkey),Şırnak Şerafettin Elçi Airport (Turkey),Sivas Airport Nuri Demirağ (Turkey),Sofia Airport (Bulgaria),Southhampton Airport (United K.),Southend Airport (United K.),St. Gallen-Altenrhein Airport (Switzerland),Stavanger Airport (Norway),Stewart Airport (USA),Stockholm Skavsta Airport (Sweden),Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (Sweden),Stockholm-Bromma Airport (Sweden),Strasbourg Airport (France),Sunshine Coast Airport (Spain),Sydney Airport (Spain),Tahiti Faa'a International Airport (France),Tallinn Airport (Estonia),Tampa Airport (USA),Tapachula Airport (Mexico),Tarbes Lourdes Pyrénées Airport (France),Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport (Israel),Teterboro Airport (USA),Thessaloniki International Airport (Greece),Tijuana Airport (Mexico),Tirana Airport (Albania),Tivat Airport (Montenegro),Toronto Pearson International Airport (Canada),Toulon - Hyeres Airport (France),Toulouse Francazal Airport (France),Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (France),Tours Val de Loire Airport (France),Townsville Airport (Australia),Treviso Airport (Italy),Trivandrum International Airport (India),Trois-Rivières Airport (Canada),Trondheim Airport (Norway),Troyes-Barberey Airport (France),Turin Airport Airport (Italy),Umea Airport (Sweden),Vancouver International Airport (Canada),Vannes Golfe du Morbihan Airport (France),Varna Airport (Bulgaria),Venice Airport (Italy),Veracruz Airport (Mexico),Verona Airport (Italy),Victoria International Airport (Canada),Vienna International Airport (Austria),Villahermosa Airport (Mexico),Vilnius Airport (Lithuania),Visby Airport (Sweden),Winnipeg Richardson Airport (Canada),Zadar Airport (Croatia),Zagreb Airport (Croatia),Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (China),Zürich Airport (Switzerland),Zvartnots International Airport (Armenia).

Business organisations 0 Airports Council International.
Research and educational organisations 0
Non-governmental organisations 0
National states 0
Governmental actors 0
Regional / state / county actors 0
City / municipal actors 0
Intergovernmental organisations 0
Financial Institutions 0
Faith based organisations 0
Other members 0
Supporting partners 0
Number of members in the years
2017
192
2018
234
2019
274
2023
406
Have only national states as participators No


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Not only have national states as participators