21.04.21

SANITISATION CABIN OPERATIONAL AT MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

Milan Bergamo Airport, under the management of SACBO, has adopted additional equipment and updated procedures with regards to health safety protocols aimed at combating COVID-19 in light of the gradual recovery of passenger flow.
At entrance door 4 of Milan Bergamo Airport, the only entrance to the terminal, a sanitisation cabin has been installed, developed by the Bergamo-based company WMEM as part of the “Be Safe” project in collaboration with other companies in the area. It is a personal sanitisation device that has already seen application during the 2021 Alpine World Ski Championships in Cortina and has been studied to reduce the surface bacterial and viral load of people and personal items (clothes, bags, luggage, shoes, glasses) that come into contact with the sanitisation mist.
The sanitisation process takes place through the atomisation of a non-toxic, 100% natural and biodegradable product (Sanapur), which creates a cold mist that acts rapidly; 8 to 10 seconds. The sanitisation particles are fragmented into millions of microparticles and do not damage any electronic equipment, leaving the person completely dry, unlike standard nebulisation systems.
People accessing the terminal are not obliged to use the sanitisation cabin, as it is proposed as an optional precaution.

19.04.21

ADVICE TO PASSENGERS

Due to new and further travel restrictions and a significant cancellation of flights from our airport caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, we inform you that due to an important lowering in flights and travel restrictions caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, the vip lounge located before security checks will reopen on April 30^th

01.04.21

ALBASTAR ANNOUNCES ITS SUMMER SCHEDULE OF FLIGHTS DEPARTING FROM MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

AlbaStar announces its summer 2021 schedule of flights departing from Milan Bergamo Airport, with a series of weekly and twice-weekly connections to the Italian islands (Lampedusa, Sardinia and Sicily) and southern Italy (Calabria and Apulia), and an international destination, Porto Santo, in the Madeira archipelago.

Flights departing from Milan Bergamo Airport:

Porto Santo, every Friday, from 4 June to 24 September.
Alghero, every Saturday, from 5 June to 25 September.
Cagliari, every Saturday, from 5 June to 25 September.
Olbia, every Saturday, from 5 June to 25 September.
Lamezia Terme, every Saturday, from 5 June to 25 September.
Crotone, every Saturday, from 5 June to 25 September.
Lampedusa, every Saturday from 29 May to 2 October, and every Sunday from 30 May to 3 October.
Brindisi, every Sunday, from 6 June to 26 September.
Catania, every Sunday, from 6 June to 26 September.

25.03.21

POBEDA AIRLINES RESUMES FLIGHTS BETWEEN BERGAMO AND MOSCOW

From Friday 26 March, Pobeda Airlines, the Russian low-cost airline that is part of the Aeroflot group, is restarting flights between Moscow Vnukovo and Milan Bergamo Airport, a route that was launched on 20 December 2015 and that was suspended as a result of the restrictive measures linked to the Covid-19 pandemic. The connection is guaranteed every Friday for an initial period, with an outlook to extending the flights schedule in accordance with the health measures in effect and the resulting demand for travel.

Pobeda utilises 189-seat Boeing 737-800 Next-Generation aircraft, and it flies to Vnukovo Airport, 23 kilometres south of the Russian capital.

The first flight from Moscow is scheduled to arrive at 12:15 pm, after which the flight back will leave Bergamo at 12:45 pm.

The connection to Moscow, which in the pre-Covid period generated 5% of the total arrivals of international visitors considering solely the Bergamo area, has always shown a high load factor. In 2017, Pobeda Airlines awarded Milan Bergamo Airport first prize as the international destination which, of all those outside Russian territory, generated the highest share of passengers leaving its Moscow Vnukovo hub.

23.03.21

RYANAIR REINFORCES ITS POSITION AT MILAN BERGAMO, WHICH CONFIRMS ITS STATUS AS THE LARGEST BASE IN ITALY

Ryanair, la compagnia aerea numero 1 in Italia, ha annunciato oggi (23 marzo) ulteriori investimenti nella sua base di Milano Bergamo - la più grande in Italia - con un aeromobile basato aggiuntivo, oltre 600 voli settimanali e 100 rotte in totale, di cui due nuove per Banja Luka (Bosnia) e Belfast City (Irlanda del Nord). Questa crescita stimolerà il traffico aereo e l'industria del turismo nella regione mentre i programmi di vaccinazione continuano e l'Europa riapre in tempo per le vacanze estive. 

La programmazione di Ryanair da Milano Bergamo per l’estate 2021 prevede:

• 20 aeromobili basati (uno aggiuntivo – investimento pari a $100m), sostenendo 600 posti di lavoro in loco in totale*
• 100 rotte in totale
• Due nuove rotte per Banja Luka (Bosnia) e Belfast City (Irlanda del Nord), entrambe con due frequenze a settimana
• Aumento dei voli verso diverse destinazioni tra cui Alghero, Lanzarote, Napoli e Trapani
• Oltre 600 voli settimanali
• Collegamenti con destinazioni turistiche come Chania e Maiorca, con mete perfette per un city break come Berlino e Lisbona, nonché collegamenti nazionali con Catania e Napoli.