07 June 2022
The first anniversary of the HelloSky Lounge at Milan Bergamo Airport
New services that add to the wide range offered to passengers waiting for the flight
The HelloSky Lounge is celebrating its first anniversary since it opened in the departures area at Milan Bergamo Airport. Dedicated to international and domestic traffic and situated just before the new passport control area at the entrance to the non-Schengen area, its management has been entrusted by SACBO to GIS, a leading company in airport hospitality services based in Barcelona, Spain, and a branch of TAV Operation Services (TAV OS).
The first anniversary was celebrated with a special cake in the presence of Albert Vilumara Perez, the CEO of CIS, Emilio Bellingardi, the managing director of SACBO, and Matteo Bau, the non-aviation commercial director for SACBO.
Over the course of its first year of activity, the HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge, one of the most elegant, extensively equipped and fitted on the national and international scene, has been warmly received by its guests, to the extent of receiving the highest possible score in the survey of appreciation by airport users periodically carried out by the Airports Council International (ACI) World.
Edited by editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photo: Copyright © Milan Bergamo Airport
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