Um estudo comparativo entre as propostas de sustentabilidade da Inframérica para o Aeroporto de Brasília e da CCR para o Aeroporto de Goiânia

Abstract

This comparative study explores the sustainability practices implemented by Inframérica company at Brasília International Airport (SBBR) and by Companhia de Concessão de Infraestrutura para Mobilidade (CCR) at Goiânia International Airport (SBGO), analyzing the strategies of each operator to promote sustainable airport operations, reducing environmental impact. The research aims to conduct a comparative study and analyze the sustainability strategies adopted by both airports, highlighting practices that can be replicated at Goiânia International Airport. To reach the proposed objective, a basic methodology and a qualitative-quantitative approach were adopted, using bibliographic and documentary procedures. The results highlight that SBBR has adopted advanced sustainability practices which include well being and studies to reduce noise levels in airport operations, while SBGO seeks to improve its environmental policies. In addition, Brasília Airport has a photovoltaic park that contributes 7% to the total energy supply, in addition to a rainwater reuse program and modernization of taps and toilets, which generate a 5% saving in consumption. In turn, in Goiânia, CCR implemented a treatment and reuse plant that provides 1,384 m³ of treated water for reuse, corresponding to 39% of the total water volume used in the terminal facilities. Given the indicators, it can be concluded that Brasília Airport has more advanced practices, which could be adopted by CCR in Goiânia to expand its environmental results. It is suggested that other certified airports, such as Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport, be studied for future research to see if their practices can be adopted in SBGO.