Air cargo plays a crucial role in global trade by swiftly transporting goods worldwide, but its environmental impact is a growing concern as it accounts for 2-3% of global carbon emissions. The industry, including airlines, airports, and regulators, is now prioritizing sustainability to address this challenge. Initiatives like the 'Future of Transport: Innovative and Sustainable' series are exploring ways to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Edmonton International Airport in Canada is actively promoting sustainability by engaging with stakeholders to lead in waste management and recycling. Their initiatives include using eco-friendly technologies like CarbonCure, developing a large solar farm, and investing in energy-efficient projects to reduce carbon footprint. The reliance on jet fuel and single-use packaging materials poses significant challenges in reducing air cargo's environmental footprint. Efforts by companies like the Bobba Group to repurpose resources and implement eco-friendly practices are contributing to waste reduction in the industry. Regulatory pressure for sustainability is increasing, with more businesses in the air cargo sector focusing on energy efficiency and carbon footprint reductions. The commitment from top executives signifies a crucial shift towards a greener future in air cargo. The industry's transformation towards sustainability requires collaborative efforts and innovative solutions to address the complex challenges ahead.