Corporate Information

Belfast International Airport, member of the VINCI Airports network since 2018, has entered the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) program by reaching the level 2 Reduction for its initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint. ACA is the only global, airport-specific program that certifies airports' efforts to manage and reduce its carbon emissions.

• Belfast International Airport, a member of VINCI Airports, achieved gold level in the 2021 Northern Ireland Environmental Benchmarking Survey • Belfast international airport has been accelerating several major improvement, in line with VINCI Airports’ global commitment to achieve Net Zero Emission by 2050 • The NI Environmental Benchmarking Survey is an annual event that scores organisations on the measures they take to improve their environmental impacts • 113 organisations from a range of different sectors measured and reported their environmental impacts

• ‘80/20’ slot competition rules ensure that consumers benefit from effective choice of destination and airline, as well as efficient and fair pricing • Coalition of four airlines and airports write to Transport Secretary • Issue already raised with the CMA – the UK’s competition watchdog

27th October 2021. The UK Government has today announced a 50% reduction of UK Air Passenger Duty on all domestic flights within the UK. The charge will now fall from £13 to £6.5 per flight and will be applicable on both journeys on flights to and from Northern Ireland and Great Britain.

A new Free Running Explosive Detection Dog (FREDDs) Service that will save both valuable time and money for local exporters has been launched by Speedlink International Logistics in Belfast.

Staffline Recruitment have today announced their sponsorship partnership with Belfast International Airport. Staffline Recruitment is the leading provider of Recruitment, Talent Management and HR solutions in the United Kingdom and Ireland, enabling businesses to build and develop the largest and most reliable workforce possible.

UK life-saving support for India is on its way The world’s largest cargo plane has left Belfast flying three 18-tonne oxygen generators and 1,000 ventilators as part of the UK’s latest response to India’s COVID-19 crisis.