Ecologization of the Logistics Strategy of Aviation Enterprises' Supply Chain

The article examines current issues of the effect of aviation logistics on the environment, particularly greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, noise pollution, and impacts on biodiversity. The main sources of negative impact at different stages of the aircraft life cycle-from design and production to operation and disposal – were analyzed. Key factors determining aviation's ecological footprint are identified, along with innovative approaches to reducing impact: use of composite materials, sustainable aviation fuel, route optimization, recycling, and emissions compensation programs. Special attention is paid to the formation of an ecologically oriented supply chain strategy, which includes monitoring, risk assessment, integration of environmental goals into the overall enterprise strategy, and continuous performance control.