About Us

Airport Footprints (AFL) has been working with leading global airport operators for 15 years, helping them to manage and reduce carbon emissions and associated costs whilst adding real value to their reputations as responsible corporate citizens.  

• AIG, operator of Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan adopted our recommended Energy Reduction Plan in its entirety, which now generates annual savings from energy use of over $1.3m.

AFL is a real asset to AIG 

Mr Osama Jarrar, Quality Management Director, AIG Airports Ltd.

• Carbon Neutral Antalya Airport in Turkey has saved 365,000 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide since the development of its Carbon Management Plan in partnership with AFL

Thank you for your perfect support

Mr Musa Gungoren, Quality Manager Fraport TAV Ltd.

We have an impeccable record of helping Airport Operators to achieve all levels of accreditation to the global ACI Airport Carbon Accreditation Programme, including the coveted Airport Carbon Neutral status.

Our lead-edge carbon footprinting methodology captures all airport activities and aircraft emissions in the LTO & cruise cycles. Our comprehensive but accessible Carbon Footprint Reports, Energy Audits and recommendations, produced to ISO14064, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol and EU EED/ESOS standards respectively are used to inform strategic and tactical decision-making to reduce the carbon footprint of the business, reduce energy consumption and operating costs and secure competitive advantage.

Carbon forecasting technology

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Working closely with Dublin Airport in The Republic of Ireland we developed our leading airport footprinting models to incorporate a carbon emissions forecasting capacity that takes in to account projected improvements in aircraft and vehicle technology in to the middle of the 21st Century, enabling leading airport operators to plan for growth in their businesses whilst providing them with a solid platform from which to target emissions' reductions and mitigation strategies

Our experienced team of directors understands that the environmental agenda is developing at a rapid pace. It is difficult to overstate the potential impact that climate change will have on society as a whole, and aviation in particular in the next 10 – 20 years. 

The need for effective carbon management is already driving massive changes in the way in which goods and services are delivered and this can have a significant impact on costs. 

In an increasingly carbon constrained World airports can be beacons of good environmental practice. AFL offers the way to achieve this and the potential to make significant reductions in operating costs.

In addition to working closely with a range of airports around the World we have advised the following bodies on airport carbon management:

Airports Council International

Airport Operators Association UK

The European Investment Bank

The Clinton Climate Initiative

Turkish Civil Aviation Organisation

Turkish Airports Authority (DHMI)

Turkish Airport Operators