Swedavia has reinforced its position as a global leader in aviation decarbonisation with Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Ronneby Airport achieving Level 5, the highest level in the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. This achievement means that four of Swedavia's ten airports now hold the highest level of climate certification, following the footsteps of Göteborg Landvetter Airport and Malmö Airport. Swedavia's remaining six airports are working towards reaching the top certification level by 2026. The Level 5 certification of Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Ronneby Airport signifies that Swedavia has successfully eliminated fossil fuels at all levels at these two airports, emphasizing their commitment to sustainable air travel. Swedavia sees Sustainable Aviation Fuels, electric- and hydrogen-powered aircraft, and other eco-friendly technologies as crucial elements for the effective decarbonisation of the aviation industry. Swedavia's ambitious goal is for domestic flights to be fossil-free by 2030 and international flights by 2045, in line with the Swedish aviation industry's roadmap within the framework of Fossil-Free Sweden. By 2025, all ground operations at Swedavia's airports, carried out by other operators, will also be made fossil-free through partnership plans. The company became fossil-free in its own airport operations at all ten airports in 2020 and continues to lead by example. Swedavia's holistic approach and involvement of partners in the transition towards sustainable air travel have been key in achieving these milestones. The certification of Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Ronneby Airport at Level 5 highlights their dedication to environmental sustainability and sets a leading example for the aviation industry.