Responsibility

For the first time, Munich Airport has been certified at Level 4 of the international Airport Carbon Accreditation program, which is run by the European airport association ACI Europe. This globally recognized certification confirms that the airport is consistently working toward its goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2035.

With a poster and video campaign on the topic of “20 outstanding years with environmental management according to EMAS,” FMG will be presenting selected examples of environmentally relevant key topics at Munich Airport throughout 2025. Follow our campaign – live on site at the airport or here on our homepage.

In parking garage P44, opposite the LabCampus innovation hub in the northwest of the airport, Bavaria’s largest charging park to date was inaugurated today in the presence of Bavarian State Prime Minister Dr. Markus Söder, the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Munich Airport, Minister of State for Finance and Home Affairs Albert Füracker, and Munich Airport CEO Jost Lammers.

Munich Airport, along with its ground handling subsidiary AeroGround, has officially launched a new electric bus depot. The event was attended by Ulrich Lange, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, Munich Airport CEO Jost Lammers, and AeroGround Managing Director David Konradi, along with representatives from NOW GmbH and MAN Truck & Bus.

Another step towards "Net Zero 2035", the sustainability strategy of Munich Airport, has been taken: MAN Truck & Bus Germany has delivered the first ten electric solo passenger buses to AeroGround Flughafen München GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of Munich Airport. A further 27 electric buses of MAN Lion's City E 12 and E 18 models will be put into operation by the end of the year. There is an option to purchase 25 additional buses.

An innovative system for sustainable energy generation is currently in use at Munich Airport: a container with photovoltaic panels and wind rotors from FlowGen, a company specializing in green energy system solutions. In cooperation with Munich Airport, the mobile energy container is being used to charge electric vehicles.

Nadine Adden (29) works as a tug driver and de-icer at Munich Airport. When winter hits, she helps to make sure that aircraft take off safely.

Safety is the top priority: High above the ground in Munich Airport's 78-meter tower, air traffic controllers and ramp controllers guide up to 90 aircraft from the ground to the sky and back every hour, while a weather observer keeps track of winds and visibility. An examination of careers "at the top".