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These three components of sustainable development are ท Environmental sustainability performance of airports,
often referred to as the environmental, social, and economic especially
triple bottom line. ญญ water quality
ญญ climate change
In this report, organizational governance refers to the ญญ air quality
management, organization, and operation of sustainability ญญ land use
issues at an airport. ญญ biodiversity
ญญ materials
ญญ waste
Issues Addressed ญญ noise and aesthetics
ญญ energy
The focus of this synthesis is the triple bottom line as it ญญ green buildings.
applies to airports. Specifically, the survey and literature ท Social sustainability performance of airports,
review focus on the following topics and subtopics devel- especially
oped by the research team (see Table 1): ญญ public awareness and education
ญญ stakeholder relationships
ท Organizational governance of airports with respect to ญญ employee practices and procedures
implementation of sustainability practices. ญญ sustainable transportation
ท Existing and future barriers to implementing sustain- ญญ alleviating road congestion
ability practices in airports. ญญ accessibility
ท Existing and future drivers for implementing sustain- ญญ local culture and heritage
ability practices at airports. ญญ indoor environmental quality
ญญ employee well-being
ญญ passenger well-being.
Table 1
List of Topics Addressed in the Airport Sustainability Practices Survey
Existing Sustainability Practices
Introduction and Barriers and
Organizational Governance Environmental Economic Social Future Priorities
Respondent Profile Management of Management of Management of Other Sustainability
Environmental Practices Economic Practices Social Practices Practices
Expenditure and Measuring and Hiring and Purchasing Public Awareness Barriers to
Employment Monitoring and Education Sustainability Practices
Responsibility for Water Conservation Community Stakeholder Future Priorities and
Sustainability Practices Contributions Relationships Drivers for
Sustainability
Reporting and Policies Water Quality Quantifying Employee Practices
Sustainability And Procedures
Existing Drivers of Climate Change Contribution to Sustainable
Sustainability Research and Transportation
Development
Air Quality Incentivizing Alleviating Road
Sustainable Behavior Congestion
Land Use Accessibility
Biodiversity Local Identity Culture
and Heritage
Materials Indoor Environmental
Quality
Waste Employee Well-being
Noise and Aesthetics Passenger Well-being
Energy
Green Buildings
