Frankfurt Airport runways blocked by climate activists | Protests in Germany

The Last Generation urges the German government to divest from oil, gas, and coal by 2030, leading to a disruptive protest at Frankfurt airport.

Germany’s busiest airport, Frankfurt, came to a standstill as climate activists from The Last Generation glued themselves to runways in a bold statement against fossil fuels. Despite the protest causing the suspension of operations and the cancellation of 140 flights, the activists managed to draw attention to their cause.

The group’s actions are part of a global movement to pressure governments to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels. The Last Generation advocates for a swift exit from oil, gas, and coal to mitigate the impact of climate change.

Similar disruptions are planned in other European and North American countries, highlighting the urgent need for climate action in the face of growing environmental challenges. The activists are part of the A22 Network, committed to non-violent protests to raise awareness about the harmful effects of carbon emissions.

As global aviation is a significant contributor to carbon emissions, these actions highlight the need for systemic change in the transportation industry. The Last Generation aims to inspire a shift towards sustainable practices and hold governments accountable for their climate policies.