Winter Olympics, Milan Bergamo Airport's Overview

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At the conclusion of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, it’s time to take stock for Milan Bergamo Airport as well, a transit hub for those who chose it as a convenient logistical solution to reach primarily the ski resorts in Lombardy or the nearby regional capital, with its Olympic cauldron and the prominent showcase of ice sports.

Milan Bergamo Airport hosted a series of private flights carrying groups and delegations from some participating countries, and welcomed hundreds of passengers arriving on scheduled flights both before and during the Olympic event to attend the various competitions. Some athletes and technicians, at the end of their sporting commitments, opted to depart from the Bergamo hub even in the days preceding the closing ceremony of the Winter Games. This movement of people demonstrated an appreciation for the level and quality of services offered by Milan Bergamo Airport, which is ready to provide adequate assistance for the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics, scheduled from March 6 to 15.

“Once again, our central location along the northeast axis and the road connections make Milan Bergamo Airport highly appreciated from a logistical perspective for trips linked to major events taking place in Lombardy and neighboring regions,” emphasizes Giovanni Sanga, President of SACBO. “The levels of assistance we provide daily to passengers ensure that our infrastructure, equipped with the most advanced services and facilities, meets every need, both for scheduled and private flights. We are pleased to note the flows generated from distant destinations, not directly connected, thanks to daily frequencies with major airport hubs.”