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‘Rail over runway’: Youth engagement in Tanzania
Tanzania’s aviation sector is seeing rapid growth, with investment being put into expanding airport infrastructure and an increase in flights. Against this backdrop, End Fossil Occupy Tanzania, ran a youth engagement workshop to make the case for sustainable transport systems and to raise awareness of the devastating environmental impacts of airport expansion. In this blog post…
PRESS RELEASE: XR activists disrupt Schiphol departures lounge demanding end to KLM’s Frequent Flyer Programme
5th October 2026 – From midday a group of 36 activists disrupted Schiphol Airport’s departures lounge, holding a demonstration behind airport security, 50 meters from KLM’s frequent flyer lounge. The demonstration in Lounge 1 demanded an end to KLM’s Frequent Flyer Programme because of the climate impact and inequality it causes. The demonstration took place under the ‘People’s Clock’…
Euro Tour Stop #6: Putting pressure on parliament in London
The Stay Grounded network has launched a new project called ‘Red Lines for Airports’. It seeks to unite and support groups campaigning against airport expansion projects and build power for a reduction of air traffic. As part of it we’re running a European Tour, visiting members, and supporting with workshops and skill-shares. In September 2026, we joined local groups campaigning against the…
PRESS RELEASE: Billionaire jet setters burning and flooding their way to Monaco “superyacht” show
PRESS CONTACTS: NICE, France – Scores of billionaire private jet owners are flying into Nice this week to shop for new super- and mega-yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show, an annual event in the Principality of Monaco on the French Riviera. Tax Private Jets is tracking private jet flights – and the carbon emissions attached to these flights – into Nice, where many attendees will board…
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