Hamilton Airport achieves Level 4 ACA
February 21, 2024
Hamilton Airport aligns its carbon management with global climate goals at Level 4 of Airport Carbon Accreditation.(Official notification from Airport Carbon International) We are delighted to confirm that Hamilton Airport in New Zealand has met all the necessary requirement...
Walking the talk on zero carbon emissions
February 7, 2024
Check out the story (via Waikato Business News) here: https://wbn.co.nz/2024/02/05/walking-the-talk-on-zero-carbon/...
Solar switched on at Hamilton Airport
November 29, 2023
Hamilton Airport has become the first airport in New Zealand to install and commission its own solar energy farm.The 5,000sqm, $1.5 million operation was switched on in early November after a seven-month project led by Renewable Generation Development Limited. At peak capaci...
eDNA Community Project
April 5, 2023
One of the environmental projects the NZ National Fieldays Society has been working on with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is a Community eDNA project. Two of our team recently attended a morning at Mystery Creek where we learned about eDNA (environmental DN...
120 plastic bottles a week saved from landfill!
March 1, 2023
We're excited to be using Kaipaki Dairies milk on tap in our Propeller Airport Cafe. Sourced from a local farm and delivered fresh to us daily, Kaipaki milk is full of flavour, with nothing added and nothing taken away, and is tested and proven by baristas for flavour, ...
Hamilton Airport achieves Level 1 Airport Carbon accreditation
December 7, 2021
Hamilton Airport has taken the first big step in its commitment to reducing carbon emissions with the achievement of Level 1, Mapping accreditation under the globally recognised Airport Carbon Accreditation programme.
The programme independently assesses and recognises the e...
