Sixteenth International Conference on Sport & Society

Abstract

EagleVille International Airport (EIA) is a hypothetical central international hub in a bustling metropolitan area, supporting millions of passengers and significant cargo traffic annually. The airport plays a central economic role, stimulating local businesses and providing jobs across various sectors. However, the complex and energy-intensive operations of EIA create significant environmental challenges, including air and noise pollution, waste generation, and the impacts of ground transportation. To address these issues, a comprehensive sustainability strategy is proposed, focusing on balancing the airport’s operational demands with its environmental, economic, and social objectives. This strategy includes an evaluation of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) to identify priority areas for action. The plan incorporates best practices for environmental, social, and economic management, aligning with international sustainability standards and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) principles. By implementing this strategy, EIA aims to mitigate its environmental impacts while ensuring long-term success and contributing positively to the surrounding community and global aviation network.