Amid record-breaking temperatures and volatile weather conditions, Khalil Lamrabet, COO of Toronto Pearson Airport, highlights the aviation industry's need to address climate change's impacts. Extreme weather disrupts airport operations globally, necessitating increased operational efficiency. Toronto Pearson and Frankfurt Airport have implemented high-speed taxiway systems to reduce delays, while Toronto Pearson also uses AI-powered software to enhance gate performance. Resilient infrastructure upgrades, such as heat safety programs and runway extensions, are vital for airports facing climate challenges. Airports worldwide are investing in sustainable solutions like EV chargers, sustainable aviation fuel, and circular design practices. Toronto Pearson aims to be a leader in environmental sustainability with initiatives like hydrogen filling stations and hydrogen-powered flights studies. The industry's focus on innovation and technology signifies a shift towards a greener future.