Centrair Group, at the center of Chubu Centrair International Airport, assumes the core responsibility of the airport operation to serve as the primary gateway connecting Central Japan with the rest of the world properly responding to the increasing aviation demand in the region.
Taking on the responsibility, we recognize that reducing our environmental burden and contributing to the creation of a recycling-oriented society are priority issues in our company management. In order to carry this out, we aim to achieve comprehensive conservation of global environment that extends beyond the operation of the airport involving all executives and employees by continual improvement in accordance with our basic sustainability policy as we take the lead in the following efforts.
1.Realization of Zero Carbon
We aim to become an airport of choice in terms of sustainability by reducing the energy consumption of facilities, utilizing renewable energy, encouraging the adoption of low-emission vehicles among service ones, supplying power to parked aircraft, and promoting the supply of alternative fossil fuels to aircrafts for mitigation of the environmental burden associated in the airport operation.
2.Realization of resource-recycling society
We aim at curbing, sorting and recycling of wastes, and promote the use of environmentally-friendly products through green procurement.
3. Establishment of environmental partnerships
We endeavor to visualize our environmental initiatives and protect the environment by encouraging activities in cooperation with businesses inside and outside the airport.
4.Compliance with environmental laws and regulations
We endeavor to prevent pollution and to abide by environmental laws and regulations relevant to the airport operation.
Central Japan International Airport Group
- Central Japan International Airport Co.,Ltd.
- Centrair Energy Supply Co., Ltd.
- Centrair Technical Connect Co., Ltd.
- Centrair Passenger Service Co., Ltd.
Conservation of the Earth's Environment
Please see our "Conservation of the Earth's Environment" page for more details.
