Sustainability and Environment
NBAA Honors Latest Sustainable Flight Department Members
NBAA named the latest flight departments to achieve accreditation under its sustainable flight program which was established last year.
hangar with solar panels
NBAA's Sustainable Flight Department Accreditation Program provides a framework of sustainable measures that companies can adopt to make their operations more environmentally friendly. Among them the use of alternate sources of energy such as solar to power their facilities.

NBAA has announced the latest batch of aircraft operators that have achieved recognition in the organization’s recently established Sustainable Flight Department Accreditation Program. The program offers four separate areas of focus: flight, ground support, operations, and infrastructure. Participants can apply for accreditation in any or all of these areas. Not limited to flight departments, the program aims to provide a framework of industry best practices in support of sustainable flight operations.

The first recipients were announced in November. They are now joined by American Express Corporate Aviation (flight, operations); The Boeing Co. (flight); Coca-Cola Co. (flight); Cox Aviation (flight); Dell Technologies Corporate Aviation (flight); Dow Aviation (flight, operations, ground support, infrastructure); Gulfstream Aerospace (flight, operations, ground support, infrastructure); and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (flight). Several other companies that wished to remain anonymous also received accreditation.