Why can’t an airport work towards a sustainable future? From providing a home for more than 2,000 species of plants and animals to training the engineers of the future from the local community, our Decade of Change strategy is making a real difference every day - right across the airport.
Sustainability is part of everything we do here at London Gatwick.
Our Second Decade of Change builds on progress made in previous years and accelerates action through ten goals focused in areas that matter the most to our business: people and communities, net zero and the local environment. They are at the heart of everything we set out to achieve, and align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
We've strengthened our Decade of Change goals with ten roadmaps.
These set out quantitative and qualitative outcomes for each goal, clearly showing what London Gatwick plans to achieve. Together, the Decade of Change policy and the roadmaps outline our approach to creating a sustainable airport for the future.
Our goal is to reduce emissions from transport used to reach the airport. As part of our Decade of Change Policy we're aiming for 60% of journeys to and from the airport to be zero or ultra-low emissions, by 2030.
