The Environment

Lake Matheson © P Hlavacek

Lake Matheson © P Hlavacek

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Christchurch International Airport Limited (CIAL) undertake several key environmental initiatives, highlighted below, to ensure that the company maintains its environmental compliance as well as its proactive position of sustainable management. 

In January 2008, CIAL became the first airport company in the Southern Hemisphere to attain certified carbon neutral status.

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Noise

Noise

To minimise the effects of airport noise CIAL is developing a Noise Management Plan.

Water Protection

Water Protection

The airport takes steps to minimise the impact of its activities on groundwater quality and quantity.

Waste Management

Waste Management

To minimise the effects of airport noise CIAL is developing a Noise Management Plan.

Energy

Energy

CIAL minimises energy consumption through the pursuit of energy efficient practices.

Air

Air

The airport company ensures that it complies with its air discharge resource consents.

Wildlife

Wildlife

Wildlife control measures such as bird control, are required to maintain a safe operating airport.

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Environment News

15 August 2011

Airport remains open as snow dump hits city

Domestic flights bore the brunt of disruptions because of snow at Christchurch Airport this morning.

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Did you Know?

From 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010, Christchurch International Airport received 6,000,414 passengers through its terminals.  Find out more facts and figures here.

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