Swissport says ESG interest slowdown varies, with airports still prioritising

Swissport says ESG interest slowdown varies, with airports still prioritising
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Swissport’s senior vice‑president for cargo, Steven Polmans, said the recent slowdown in ESG interest is not universal and is often driven by governments and authorities easing off rather than the industry itself.

He added that airports rank ESG highly while some airlines and forwarders do and others do not, and that ESG is becoming a must‑have but is hard to quantify because many companies and partners are involved; sustainable aviation fuel remains under 1% of global fuel use, with Finnair managing 1.6% SAF usage in 2025.

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