Some 114 destinations in 39 countries are just a short flight away. This vast array of routes for the winter season is operated from the airport by 16 airlines, including some new arrivals: EasyJet, Eurowings, Flyr and Vueling.

In this issue we propose 10 fantastic destinations to visit in autumn and winter and offer some useful suggestions for choosing your next destination to visit and, at last, depart.

Two interesting interviews with Giacomo Cattaneo, Director of Commercial Aviation, and Paolo Deforza, Head of the Environmental Affairs Unit, highlight the strategic role and environmental commitment of Milan Bergamo Airport. The airport has always been on the front line for offering passengers an excellent service and for its commitment by continuously expanding its infrastructure to make it more modern and accessible, also in terms of sustainability, services and passenger safety. This commitment has been certified by Tüv Süd, which has renewed the Hygiene Synopsis certificate for correctly implementing measures to prevent the risk of Covid-19, and by ACI World, the association of the world’s airports, which once again accredited SACBO under the Airport Health Accreditation programme, highlighting its priorities concerning the health and safety measures adopted in the airport.

Some of the new routes operating out of the airport include Birmingham, Helsinki, Liverpool, Stockholm Arlanda and Toulouse, which are served by Ryanair; London Gatwick and Amsterdam, served by EasyJet, as well as Paris Orly operated by Vueling. In addition, Eurowings now flies to Düsseldorf and Flyr to Oslo-Gardermoen Airport.

An airport that is increasingly appreciated for the numerous services offered (Car parks, VIP Lounges, Fast Track, BGY Top, restaurants and stores for shopping while waiting for your flight), which have recorded significant improvements in passenger satisfaction indices, as declared recently by the Airports Council International (ACI World).

 

 

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