Plant for
the Planet
We at Strike Aviation are thrilled to align ourselves with the global initiative, Plant-for-the-Planet, aimed at restoring forest ecosystems to mitigate climate crisis and biodiversity loss.
Their vision of protecting and expanding the world’s tree cover resonates with our values, and we are committed to playing our part in this noble cause.
Plant for the Planet
We at Strike Aviation are thrilled to align ourselves with the global initiative, Plant-for-the-Planet, aimed at restoring forest ecosystems to mitigate climate crisis and biodiversity loss.
Their vision of protecting and expanding the world’s tree cover resonates with our values, and we are committed to playing our part in this noble cause. By uniting with Plant-for-the-Planet, we are hopeful for a greener and more sustainable future.
Vision
Be the first Cargo GSSA to lead and inspire the industry to reduce its CO2 Footprint.
Mission
Strike Aviation Group reduces its economical footprint by the following steps.
- Waste
Preventing or reducing waste has been a living topic in our company for years. Specially developed separation systems are installed for all stations. - Travel
We make our contribution to CO2 reduction through covered and restricted travel activities, as well as the possibility for our employees to work from their home office. - CO2 Emission
With the Plant a tree for every shipment cooperation, we support the greening of our planet and the reduction of CO2 pollution. - E-Bikes
All employees in our company have the possibility to select from a retailer any e-bike they prefer for no expenses. (This is available for private and working hours). - Paperless Events
At trade fairs and events, we appear completely paperless and strengthen our communication through the use of digital means. - Sustainable give-aways
All our give-aways are 100% sustainable and follow an environmentally friendly principle. Pens become tomatoes – a tree is planted for every 5 chocolate bars purchased. - Energy
All locations have use green power contract terms with the local energy suppliers. All interior lights consist of 100% energy-saving LED technology.
Cooperation
Vision
Be the first Cargo GSSA to lead and inspire the industry to reduce its CO2 Footprint.
Mission
Strike Aviation Group reduces its economical footprint by the following steps.
- Waste
Preventing or reducing waste has been a living topic in our company for years. Specially developed separation systems are installed for all stations. - Travel
We make our contribution to CO2 reduction through covered and restricted travel activities, as well as the possibility for our employees to work from their home office. - CO2 Emission
With the Plant a tree for every shipment cooperation, we support the greening of our planet and the reduction of CO2 pollution. - E-Bikes
All employees in our company have the possibility to select from a retailer any e-bike they prefer for no expenses. (This is available for private and working hours). - Paperless Events
At trade fairs and events, we appear completely paperless and strengthen our communication through the use of digital means. - Sustainable give-aways
All our give-aways are 100% sustainable and follow an environmentally friendly principle. Pens become tomatoes – a tree is planted for every 5 chocolate bars purchased. - Energy
All locations have use green power contract terms with the local energy suppliers. All interior lights consist of 100% energy-saving LED technology.
PLANT FOR THE PLANET WITH STRIKE GROUP
We plant a tree for every shipment you send with us
PLANT FOR THE PLANET WITH STRIKE GROUP
We plant a tree for every
shipment you send with us
TIACA Announces Launch Customers for Ground Breaking BlueSky Sustainability Verification Program
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) announces the pioneering launch customers for the air cargo industry’s first multi-sector sustainability verification program.
Following the announcement of the launch of the BlueSky Program at the March Executive Summit, a successful pilot program was run with airline and ground handling companies.
The TIACA Blue Sky program, open to the entire industry, not just TIACA members, is now ready to launch live operations with the first wave of participants representing organizations from the airline, airport, ground handler and GSSA sectors.
- Astral Aviation
- Brussels Airport
- CHI (Cargo Handling International)
- Edmonton Int Airport
- Etihad Cargo
- HACTL
- Schiphol Amsterdam Airport Cargo
- Strike Aviation
- Swissport
“We are very pleased to see such strong launch support from some world class innovative organizations. This program will enable all participants to assess where they are on their sustainability transformation journey which will collectively demonstrate the leadership of the air cargo industry in tackling this important topic.”
Phase 1 of the program is an evidenced based desktop verification process designed to assess the applicants progress against a number of critical sustainability criteria.
The 8 areas of assessment criteria include:
- Decarbonization
- Waste elimination
- Biodiversity protection
- Support for local economies and communities
- Impact on society improvement (lives and well-being)
- Efficiency and profitability (digitalization)
- Employee engagement, retention and development
- Partnership building
TIACA Announces Launch Customers for Ground Breaking BlueSky Sustainability Verification Program
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) announces the pioneering launch customers for the air cargo industry’s first multi-sector sustainability verification program.
Following the announcement of the launch of the BlueSky Program at the March Executive Summit, a successful pilot program was run with airline and ground handling companies.
The TIACA Blue Sky program, open to the entire industry, not just TIACA members, is now ready to launch live operations with the first wave of participants representing organizations from the airline, airport, ground handler and GSSA sectors.
- Astral Aviation
- Brussels Airport
- CHI (Cargo Handling International)
- Edmonton Int Airport
- Etihad Cargo
- HACTL
- Schiphol Amsterdam Airport Cargo
- Strike Aviation
- Swissport
“We are very pleased to see such strong launch support from some world class innovative organizations. This program will enable all participants to assess where they are on their sustainability transformation journey which will collectively demonstrate the leadership of the air cargo industry in tackling this important topic.”
Phase 1 of the program is an evidenced based desktop verification process designed to assess the applicants progress against a number of critical sustainability criteria.
The 8 areas of assessment criteria include:
- Decarbonization
- Waste elimination
- Biodiversity protection
- Support for local economies and communities
- Impact on society improvement (lives and well-being)
- Efficiency and profitability (digitalization)
- Employee engagement, retention and development
- Partnership building
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