Luxembourg – Luxaviation Group, a leading global operator of business aircraft, helicopters, and FBO networks, unveils its 2023 Sustainability Report. This report highlights Luxaviation’s progress on key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. It showcases the company’s proactive environmental stewardship and corporate social responsibility in the aviation industry.
Luxaviation leads in sustainable aviation, committed to understanding and reducing its global carbon footprint. By expanding emissions reporting, investing in advanced technologies, and integrating next-generation aircraft, the company is making significant progress in reducing fuel consumption and GHG emissions across its diverse operations.
Patrick Hansen,
CEO of Luxaviation Group
“The 2023 Sustainability Report for Luxaviation Group is not just a reflection of our impact and progress but a roadmap for our future. Our commitment goes beyond regulatory compliance, leading by example and inspiring positive change within and beyond the sector.
This year has been transformative, reinforcingour steadfast commitment to sustainability and innovation in aviation. In 2023, we made progressive strides in understanding and thereby reducing our environmental impact. Our expanded use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and the electrification of our ground vehicles have set new industry benchmarks for eco-friendly practices. These initiatives are part of our broader goal to transparently lead the industry towards a more responsible future.”
Electrification of FBO Ground Handling Equipment (GHE)
Luxaviation is reducing ground emissions by electrifying its Fixed Base Operator (FBO) Ground Handling Equipment (GHE). This shift to electric GHE lowers environmental impact and boosts operational efficiency. ExecuJet, a Luxaviation Group member, has achieved 57% of its GHE electrification target for 2030. Its FBO at Paris Le Bourget is now 100% electrified. The company aims for 65% GHE electrification across all ExecuJet FBOs by 2027.
Energy Efficiency and Waste Management
By optimising energy use and embracing innovation, Luxaviation integrates best practices for environmentally and socially responsible operations. The company’s waste reduction strategies highlight its commitment to sustainability. Luxaviation aims to cut single-use plastic bottles and cans by 60% across all ExecuJet FBOs by 2025, with complete elimination targeted by 2026.
Community and Employee Engagement
Alongside its environmental efforts, Luxaviation strongly focuses on social responsibility through community and employee engagement programs. The company supports local communities with various initiatives and promotes diversity and inclusion within its workforce.
Collaborative Efforts and Future Plans
Luxaviation’s sustainability strategy includes a multi-stakeholder engagement program and collaborations with industry partners. These partners include aircraft manufacturers, regulatory bodies, and environmental organisations. Luxaviation has partnered with EcoVadis, a leader in business sustainability ratings. This partnership highlights Luxaviation’s commitment to transparency and accountability. Other key partnerships include Azzera, a provider of sustainability solutions for aviation, and Nordic EVTOL Networks, a leading vertiport developer in Scandinavia.
The 2023 Sustainability Report details ongoing initiatives and future plans, guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). Luxaviation explores electric and hybrid propulsion systems and invests in sustainable technologies, paving a path for growth. The company aims to decarbonize operations by 2030 and achieve the industry’s net-zero emissions target by 2050.
© Sigma Air Mobility 2024. All Rights Reserved