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They have taken steps to be more eco-friendly. The airport installed solar panels to use clean energy and reduce its use of fossil fuels. This helps lower the airport’s carbon footprint. They also focus on recycling and reducing waste. They set up an efficient waste management system to ensure that materials are reused wherever possible.
MCIA has implemented water-saving measures. These include rainwater harvesting systems that collect and use rainwater for non-drinking purposes, helping to conserve fresh water.
MCIA added more plants and trees around its premises to make the airport greener. This not only beautifies the area but also helps improve the quality of the air.
Winning the Green Airport Award is not just a big honor for Mactan Cebu International Airport, but also a moment of pride for all of us who support sustainability. It showcases MCIA’s dedication to making travel more eco-friendly and is a testament to the airport’s commitment to protecting the environment.
MCIA’s efforts to protect the environment are not just commendable, but also serve as a benchmark for other Philippine airports to follow. With ongoing initiatives and a strong focus on sustainability, Mactan-Cebu International Airport is not just paving the way for a greener future in aviation, but also inspiring others to join the cause.
