Nine airports of Uzbekistan have passed the international carbon accreditation

Nine airports of Uzbekistan have passed the international carbon accreditation. Nine airports of Uzbekistan Airports have received certificates of the international Airport Carbon Accreditation program. This was reported by the company's press service.

Tashkent International Airport received a Level 2 certificate due to the implementation of measures to reduce the carbon footprint. According to Uzbekistan Airports, the capital's airport became the first in Central Asia to achieve this level within the ACA program.

Eight more air harbors - the airports of Samarkand, Urgench, Namangan, Fergana, Nukus, Termez, Karshi, and Navoi - received Level 1 certification. This status confirms the conduct of measurements and independent verification of their operational carbon emissions.

The awarding of certificates took place at the three-day seminar of ACI EUROPE and the European and North Atlantic Bureau of ICAO, which opened on October 7 in Tashkent, held with the support of the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan. The event is attended for the first time by the Director General of ACI EUROPE, Olivier Jankovec.