Doncaster Sheffield Airport sets new sustainability benchmark with independent EcoVadis assessments
Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to undertake sustainability assessments across its physical footprint and supply chain as part of its drive to prioritise people, place and planet. As work to re-open the airport continues at pace, the airport’s leadership team has agreed to work with EcoVadis, the global standard for resilient, sustainable supply chains, to conduct independent sustainability assessments across its supply chain. EcoVadis evaluates companies’ ESG management systems across key
Airspace consultation reaches halfway point
The Airspace Change Proposal (ACP) consultation for Doncaster Sheffield Airport has reached its halfway point, with more than 1,000 responses already recorded. The ACP is seeking views on proposals to reinstate controlled airspace and introduce arrival and departure routes to bring cargo and passenger aircraft back to Doncaster Sheffield Airport, in what bosses have described as a ‘crucial’ step in the airport’s reopening plans. As of w/c 31st August, the consultation had received a total of 1,175
Doncaster businesses encouraged to ‘have their say’ on airspace
Businesses, residents and stakeholders from across parts of Doncaster and surrounding areas are being encouraged to have their say about airspace plans for Doncaster Sheffield Airport, as a consultation launches to gather views. The consultation, which is part of the official Airspace Change Process (ACP) connected with the airport’s reopening, goes live today and concludes on Sunday 04th October. The consultation has previously been described as “crucial” by airport bosses, who are seeking to gather
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Vulcan XH558 set to howl again as engine runs return to Doncaster Airport in 2026
The Vulcan to the Sky Trust (VTST) is thrilled to announce that the iconic Avro Vulcan XH558 will once again howl as she performs public engine runs at Doncaster Sheffield Airport in 2026. This marks an exciting return for one of Britain’s most beloved aircraft and a significant milestone in the Trust’s ongoing mission to preserve and celebrate aviation heritage. Engine runs involve starting and operating XH558’s four Rolls-Royce Olympus engines while the aircraft remains on the ground, allowing
