Aviation causes several types of environmental pollution. Aircraft emit many toxic elements during takeoff that disperse over a large area and cause poor air quality below 1,000 feet. Airports have also historically dumped toxic chemicals and de-icing fluid into water sources, polluting freshwater. The de-icing fluid used on planes contains ethylene glycol which depletes oxygen in water and harms aquatic life. Noise pollution from aircraft overflying at low altitudes has led local communities near airports to protest, resulting in nighttime flight curfews in some countries. From a business perspective, stricter environmental regulations could force airlines to find new routes or lose revenue, and spend more to improve their environmental practices and reassure
Aviation causes several types of environmental pollution. Aircraft emit many toxic elements during takeoff that disperse over a large area and cause poor air quality below 1,000 feet. Airports have also historically dumped toxic chemicals and de-icing fluid into water sources, polluting freshwater. The de-icing fluid used on planes contains ethylene glycol which depletes oxygen in water and harms aquatic life. Noise pollution from aircraft overflying at low altitudes has led local communities near airports to protest, resulting in nighttime flight curfews in some countries. From a business perspective, stricter environmental regulations could force airlines to find new routes or lose revenue, and spend more to improve their environmental practices and reassure
Aviation causes several types of environmental pollution. Aircraft emit many toxic elements during takeoff that disperse over a large area and cause poor air quality below 1,000 feet. Airports have also historically dumped toxic chemicals and de-icing fluid into water sources, polluting freshwater. The de-icing fluid used on planes contains ethylene glycol which depletes oxygen in water and harms aquatic life. Noise pollution from aircraft overflying at low altitudes has led local communities near airports to protest, resulting in nighttime flight curfews in some countries. From a business perspective, stricter environmental regulations could force airlines to find new routes or lose revenue, and spend more to improve their environmental practices and reassure
Aviation Air Pollution: Change in average weather is termed as climatic change. There are many types of air pollution at different elevations caused by airports and airplanes, aircraft emits many toxic elements while flying overhead in large amount and these emissions are spread over an area of 12 miles long and 12 miles wide on takeoff. Emissions from aircraft below 1000 feet above the ground somehow cause bad air quality. The concern for aviation air quality is basically related to the areas connected with airports and around them. AVIATION WATER POLLUTION
It is a well-known fact that airports are known as to be the
major source for water pollution, they used to dump all toxic chemicals, de-ice airplanes during winter storms into water. During de-icing, the airline mixes around 55% of glycol and around 45% of water at 185 degrees F heat and spray the planes down with it. Ethylene glycol is a more toxic substance and consumes high levels of oxygen during decomposition which is also one of the reasons for the depletion of freshwater and is harmful to aquatic animals.
AVIATION NOISE POLLUTION
It is another very important issue airport noise and noise due to overflying at low heights had led some local people to even protest leading to night curfews in some developing countries, but such unilateral decisions by municipalities are not good for the overall growth and it curfews continue then it will become very difficult to manage and even getting land slots at the airport.
CURRENT SCENARIO IN INDIA
In ancient times in India, men lived close to forests and loved
their surroundings. Today, however, man has only plans for constant air travel, spoiling the fragile mother Earth. IN A BUSINESS POINT OF VIEW These factors can influence others to finding new routes to reach their desired destinations and major sponsorship may find others sources of transportation therefore loosing in a big revenue. Also it can cost the airlines to spend the money and time to gain the trust of the people/customers with trying to implement new ways or rules to follow to insure the best experience and less environmental destruction.