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Green Aviation
Airlines and airports face ambitious environmental targets while still needing to contain costs and avoid shifting the financial burden to passengers. Progress depends on addressing operational emissions, energy-intensive infrastructure, supply-chain impact, and growing regulatory and reputational pressure together
Connecting energy performance, infrastructure, renewable generation, and supplier emissions creates a practical route from sustainability targets to operational action
Energy audits and smarter climate control help reduce terminal consumption while maintaining passenger comfort and operational performance
Renewable-energy projects can move from initial design through permitting and implementation with greater control and visibility
Supplier decarbonization and sustainable procurement extend emissions reduction across the wider aviation value chain
Structured roadmaps connect emissions baselines, priorities, regulatory requirements, costs, and expected impact before investment decisions are made
How NTT DATA helps
Assess emissions, establish targets, identify gaps, and prioritize actions across operations, infrastructure, energy, and the supply chain
Coordinate renewable-energy projects from layout and technical planning through permits, authorizations, documentation, and ready-to-build stages
Audit airport energy consumption, define tailored efficiency plans, and use advanced monitoring to improve climate control, energy use, and operational resilience
We don’t treat indirect emissions as someone else’s problem. We segment suppliers, identify reduction levers, set targets, and structure scalable engagement programs
Combine regulatory guidance, operational governance, monitoring, and decision tools to evaluate the expected environmental and economic impact of decarbonization initiatives
The source combines a quantified supplier-decarbonization roadmap with expected operational outcomes across airport infrastructure and energy management
More than 5,500 suppliers included within the reference program’s supplier ecosystem
20% supplier carbon-footprint reduction by 2030 established in the reference roadmap
Energy auditing, smarter climate control, electrification, and renewable infrastructure are expected to improve environmental performance
The approach targets greater resilience during peak demand alongside long-term economic savings
Turn emissions, energy use, and climate goals into measurable action without →
