Sustainability
At Aeropuertos Argentina, we focus on people and the environment we live in. We are strongly committed to the communities of the destinations chosen by our passengers. To achieve this, we develop programs in partnership with key stakeholders, responding comprehensively to their needs and creating real opportunities. In this way, through our business, we connect millions of people, embracing our role as a key player in our country and committing to sustainable development.
2023 Impact Indicators
$67.047 M
million investment in infrastructure
+43M
passengers
2275
employees
98%
local suppliers
+949M
private social investment
$1.162M
in environmental investment and other expenses
CAAP Sustainability Strategy
In 2022, we formally launched our CAAP sustainability strategy under five global pillars, adapting it to our local vision and engaging all our employees to work together toward our goals.
Environmental Impact
To address the climate emergency and promote a low-carbon economy, it is essential to foster initiatives that drive efficient resource use and biodiversity conservation.
We have implemented an Environmental Monitoring Program to minimize the carbon footprint generated by our activities.
ACA Certification – Airport Carbon Accreditation
Renewable Energy
Energy Efficiency
Reforestation Projects at our airports
Sustainable Infrastructure
Social and Cultural Impact
Amaltea Civil Association
Pescar Center Ezeiza
Creating Community - Cimientos
Aeropuertos Argentina Orchestra
Sustainable Tourism
As one of the most important players in the country’s tourism industry, we aim to position ourselves as the main promoters of Sustainable Tourism, which, in our view, is based on three fundamental pillars: The Passenger, The Destination, and The Host. We carry out various impact initiatives for each of these pillars.
The Passenger
The Destination
The Host
About the airport
See moreSustainability reports
Access the company's annual reports that reflect Aeropuertos Argentina's commitment to corporate responsibility and sustainable development.
The Sustainability Report provides - as a way of accountability - the economic, social, and environmental practices carried out with each key stakeholder during the period.
The preparation of each report was established through international standards such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI 3.1), the 10 principles of the United Nations Global Compact, and the guidelines of ISO 26000 for Social Responsibility.
