Through the launch of its new Roadmap to Net-Zero by 2030 – Where Will You Be? campaign, the airport will aim to achieve a 91% reduction in its controllable emissions.
As part of the launch, Farnborough will offer sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) – which can reduce lifecycle CO2 emissions by up to 80% – at the same price as standard jet A1 fuel for a trial period.
The roadmap covers the reduction of emissions from buildings, the airfield and on-site operational vehicles. By 2035, it has also committed to targeting a reduction of its controllable emissions and those it has partial influence over by more than 40%.
Farnborough airport chief executive Simon Geere said the airport wants to "lead the way" when it comes to supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation industry.
"Put simply, we want our customers to increasingly choose Farnborough airport because of our sustainability credentials, alongside our market leading state-of-the-art facilities and our exceptional levels of customer care," he added.
