Envisa | Aviation & Environmental Solutions

It’s what we do

Aviation &
Environmental
Solutions

More than 350 airports have taken part in the Airport Carbon Accreditation program and got their certification. 66 airports globally are at Level 3 ‘Optimisation’. Carbon neutrality (Level 3+) has been achieved by 59 programme participants. For more information about this program and why airports should be part of it, please visit our Solutions page about ACA.

According to the companies in charge of dismantling aircraft (represented by AFRA ) and recovering the parts for recycling or reuse, 92% of the total weight of an aircraft can be recovered.

According to the EASA Annual Report, the average fuel consumption of commercial flights decreased by 8% since 2014, and 24% since 2005. These numbers take into account all departures from the European Union and European Free Trade Association.

International Outlook

Envisa is an international
consultancy

Envisa is an international consultancy, working on projects
around the world. We are based in Paris, but have an
international outlook and we are totally independent. We
are specialising uniquely in environmental and
sustainability aspects of aviation and the relationship with
local and global communities.

European Institutions

Trusted More Than
15 Years

Envisa has been trusted over a period of more than 15 years to
support major European institutions, such as EUROCONTROL,
EASA and the European Commission to conduct strategic
studies, develop tools and datasets, and generate performance
indicators at both European and global levels. Our goal is to help
airports and all aviation stakeholders find cost-effective
solutions to managing and growing their businesses, whilst
respecting the environment.

Local And Global Levels

Individual Expertise
and Corporate
Knowledge

Envisa offers a wide range of individual expertise and
corporate knowledge to deliver sustainable solutions at
both local and global levels. World Class best practice is
delivered around the world, working with local partners
that have been fully trained and supported with our
extensive Corporate Knowledge.

Insights

Airport Carbon Management

Reductions in carbon
emissions through
accreditation.

The ACI internationally
recognised and
independently verified
ACA label shows that an
airport is serious about
working towards the
Industry goal of Carbon
Neutrality.

Innovative Analysis

Analysing operations
data at any scale.

Technology that
visualises model
predictions and
simulations, and
analyses trajectories in a
revolutionary way.

Community Impact

Managing
Community Impact.

More than ever,
aviation’s growth and
development is sensitive
to how airports’
surrounding
communities perceive
them and the quality of
their relationship.

Pollutant Monitoring

Manage
Pollutant Sources.

Take control of
Environmental
Performance. Mobile
technology that makes
sense of big data.

Innovative Analysis

Analysing operations data at any scale.

Technology that visualises model predictions and simulations, and analyses trajectories in a revolutionary way.

Community Impact

Managing Community Impact.

More than ever, aviation’s growth and development is sensitive to how airports’ surrounding communities perceive them and the quality of their relationship.

Airport Carbon Management

Reductions in carbon emissions.

The ACI internationally recognised and independently verified ACA label shows that an airport is serious about working towards the Industry goal of Carbon Neutrality.

Pollutant Monitoring

Manage Pollutant Sources.

Take control of Environmental Performance. Mobile technology that makes sense of big data.

From our blog

Where experts and news on
environmental and aviation
matters find their place.

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04 April, 2022

Envisa attended ACI Europe’s 13th Regional Airports’ Conference & Exhibition

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04 April, 2022

Envisa attended the 67th ACI Africa Board & Committees Meeting

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18 March, 2021

ENVISA, PARTNER OF THE EU-INDIA AVIATION CLUSTER

Envisa is delighted to announce being a founding partner of the India-EU Aviation Cluster. This new framework will facilitate working with new partners, sharing knowledge and working together for a GREENER aviation industry.

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18 February, 2021

The new era of airport hubs?

As a consequence of the travel restrictions imposed on fights due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, airlines have reduced their capacity offers and grounded part of their fleet, particularly the big quads such as B747 and A380. These aircraft being mainly operated to connect

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08 January, 2021

A Deeper Insight into the Environmental Impact of Urban Air Mobility Operations

In recent years, the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) concept is considered to be one of the most innovative developments in aerospace industry, introducing different types of Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) aircrafts and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), all developed for the purpose of transporting passengers or cargo-carrying services. As we are still in a transition period of full UAM operations, stakeholders need to be prepared to encourage positive environmental outcomes. Though UAVs notably consume less fuel and consequently have a smaller impact on the environment, with increasing operations, they will certainly have an impact on the environment, so there is need for real evaluation and professional assessment. Doing this right can help public and private decision makers facing energy and environmental choices in the infancy of this commercial UAV age.

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22 November, 2020

Big Day for Airport Carbon Accreditation

During its General Assembly which takes place at Brussels Airport, the Airport Council International (ACI) – Europe has this week unveiled two further levels of achievement in its global Airport Carbon Accreditation programme and announced the first major, structural change to the programme since its inception in 2009: two new accreditation levels – Level 4 Transformation and Level 4+ Transition. It marks a shift in the ambition level of the programme.

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02 November, 2020

To meet the environment challenges of the 21st century…this is the duty of airports!

In a society where environmental issues have become a major concern, the aeronautical sector has to evolve in order to ensure a sustainable future, both for its industry and for the planet. As part of the ecosystem and as the first gateway between the population and the world of aviation, airports have a duty to set an example and take concrete steps to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

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13 October, 2020

Participation of ENVISA in the 3rd ECATS Conference

We are proud to announce that the team of Envisa will participate in the ECATS Conference on Making aviation environmentally sustainable and will present on the 13rd of October the “Evolution and State-of-the-Art of Methodologies and Possible Improvement regarding nvPM and Airport Air Quality“.

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13 October, 2020

European Parliament Noise Impact Report

Noise is one of the most important problems linked to aviation. It can lead to health issues, as well as to negative social and economic effects. The European Parliament Committee on Petitions has requested from our aviation environment specialists an in Depth-Analysis on “Impact of noise pollution on residents of large cities, with special regard to noise pollution from aircrafts”, based on different petition received, current regulations, and best practices in Europe.

Our Team

All our staff, both those based in
Paris and our network of
associates around the world, are
widely recognised at national and
international levels for their
competence and knowledge in all
issues linked to the aviation
sector, as evidenced by our
diverse references from airports,
institutional actors and private
sector entities.