2.6
Waste sorting
The operator must follow Isavia's procedures for waste sorting and minimize the waste generated.
Isavia's goal is to achieve a sorted waste rate of 55% by 2025 and 70% by 2030.
One of Isavia's objectives is to focus on good resource utilization, waste minimization, and increased recycling.
Operators are responsible for disposing of waste at the nearest recycling facility and follow the Isavia guidelines for sorting.
Packaging and sorting material for recycling must be clean from food residue etc. Unclean and dirty packaging should be placed in general waste.
Operators are responsible for the disposal of larger items such as furniture, larger electrical appliances, equipment, hazardous waste and other items that fall outside daily operations.
It is prohibited to leave waste or equipment on the floor at the recycling facility.
It is prohibited to store waste or equipment outside the operator's premises.
2.6.1
Waste sorting at Keflavík airport
General wase
All non-recyclable waste, e.g. disposable gloves, duckt tape, pens, sanitary pads and diapers.
Corrugated cardboard
All clean and dry cardboard, clean pizza packaging.
Packaging plastic
All hard plastics, food containers, trays and plastic buckets. Wrap of pallet loads and plastic bags
Light bulbs
All lightbulbs.
Plastic
All hard plastics, food containers, trays and plastic buckets. Put in green bins marked Endurvinnsluefni.
Food waste
All food left overs, coffee ground, tea bags and napkins
Scrap metal
All metals e.g., cans, steel and metallic cutlery
Glass
All broken glass
Small electronics
All electronics that fit into the electronic bin, keyboard, computers, coffee makers, phones e.t.c. Operators take bigger electronics themselves to Kalka.
Batteries
All batteries. Put directly into the battery bin.
Hazardous waste
Chemical products labelled with hazardous signs and respecitve packaging, oil and oil-contaminated waste (e.g. oily rags), paint, varnish and solvents (thinners).
Bottles and cans
All drinking bottles and cans and unbroken glass bottles. Put bottles and cans in a bag into specially marked bin in the waste storage.