24.10.25

WINTER FLIGHT SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FROM 26 OCTOBER 107 DESTINATIONS OFFERED BY MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

The winter season at Milan Bergamo Airport, running from 26 October 2025 to 28 March 2026, includes 107 destinations served by 18 scheduled airlines across 38 countries. This offering represents a 5% increase compared with the Winter 24/25 season, thanks to new routes and additional flight frequencies.

Ryanair, which bases 22 aircraft at the airport (2 more than last winter), operates 81 routes. On 30 of these routes already featured in the Milan Bergamo network, the airline has increased flight frequencies, and has also reinstated its three-weekly service to Pescara.

Wizz Air is expanding its network by adding five new routes to those already operated, including the connection with Varna, launched on 23 September, bringing its total to 15 destinations. From 26 October, flights will operate to Chisinau (4 times per week) and Bucharest Băneasa (daily), with further additions on 15 December to Warsaw Modlin (daily) and Suceava (4 times per week). Sibiu will then be served three times weekly from 6 January 2026.

The offer to the United Arab Emirates continues to grow: flydubai will operate twice daily to Dubai from 16 December, in codeshare with Emirates, providing seamless onward connections across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia.

Meanwhile, Air Arabia will operate up to 11 weekly flights to Sharjah during the Christmas holiday period. Air Cairo confirms its schedule to Sharm el-Sheikh, granting access to Egypt’s Red Sea coast throughout the winter season. Neos continues its weekly service to Dakar, meeting travel demand to and from Senegal.

Norwegian confirms its twice-weekly service to Helsinki, and after resuming flights to Tromsø from 26 October, will also reactivate services to Evenes/Lofoten Islands from 4 February 2026. DanAir continues operations to Bacau, increasing from 2 to 3 weekly frequencies over the Christmas holiday period.

In addition to the expansion of its winter route network, Milan Bergamo Airport is enhancing the passenger experience with the opening, from 26 November, of a new security screening area equipped with next-generation X-ray scanners. These allow travellers to keep liquids and electronic devices inside their hand luggage, significantly reducing waiting times and making the airport experience even more comfortable and efficient.

13.10.25

SACBO INVITES SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO THE “BIKE FUTURE CHALLENGE” PROJECT

SACBO, the management company of Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY) — the first European airport certified as “Bike Friendly” — is promoting the “Bike Future Challenge” project for the 2025–2026 school year. The initiative is aimed at upper secondary schools in Bergamo and its province, with the goal of raising students’ awareness of sustainable mobility, cycle tourism, and slow tourism, actively engaging them in a creative challenge for a more sustainable future.

Schools that join the initiative by November 28, 2025, will take part in an educational program designed to bring younger generations closer to more responsible and environmentally conscious mobility. The project offers students the opportunity to develop reflections and concrete proposals that can have a positive impact on their community and local area.

The Bike Future Challenge fully embraces the spirit of the UN 2030 Agenda, helping guide young people’s work toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Participating students will have the opportunity to:

• develop cross-disciplinary skills in civic, environmental, and cultural education;
• propose innovative solutions for sustainable mobility;
• take part in real-life experiences related to the world of work and active citizenship;
• meet experts, startups, and associations working in the field of sustainable mobility.

Schools can join the “Bike Future Challenge” by designing projects or creative works focused on sustainable mobility, taking part in a guided tour of the airport to discover facilities dedicated to cycle tourists, and attending the final event featuring workshops and project presentations. Each school can choose to participate in one or more of these activities based on its preferences.

For information and details: [email protected]

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02.09.25

SACBO GROUP ACHIEVES LEVEL 4 AIRPORT CARBON ACCREDITATION

The SACBO Group has been awarded by ACI Europe with Level 4 accreditation of the Airport Carbon Accreditation program. This represents a new and important step forward on the path to sustainability that the Milan Bergamo Airport management company has been pursuing for over a decade. The achievement is part of its “Net Zero Roadmap,” the decarbonization plan presented to ACI EUROPE in May 2024, which sets the goal of reaching net zero emissions for directly managed airport operations by 2045.

The Level 4 certification, in addition to attesting the continued reduction of the CO₂ footprint produced by aeronautical activities and services carried out in the airport domain, also recognizes the active involvement of stakeholders. This is an innovative and mandatory element for Level 4, which requires the participation of the entire airport community in the gradual and effective decarbonization process.

Obtaining Level 4 accreditation requires airports to work closely with all actors within their ecosystem, sharing and developing joint actions aimed at reducing emissions and transitioning to a low-carbon model. In this sense, SACBO is committed to a significant and measurable reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, consistent with climate neutrality objectives, aiming to cut not only direct emissions but also indirect ones linked to airport operations.

The goal is to extend emission-reduction initiatives to airlines, ground handlers, suppliers, local authorities, and strategic partners. This level goes beyond relative reduction targets, moving towards absolute emission reductions, and demands a structural and long-term commitment.

“This new certification – stated SACBO President Giovanni Sanga – confirms the validity and effectiveness of SACBO’s ongoing commitment to achieving increasingly tangible sustainability. This is evidenced by the reduction of CO₂ emissions, supported by the digitalization process and infrastructure works implemented by the airport operator, as well as by the introduction of new operational methodologies, developed in collaboration with ENAC and ENAV, which ensure compliance with schedules and the reduction of ground waiting times with engines running. It is also worth recalling that the previous advancement to Level 3 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation was achieved in 2020, when, despite the health emergency caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the SACBO Group continued to pursue its environmental sustainability goals.”

Level 4 represents one of the most advanced stages of the international environmental certification program promoted by ACI (Airports Council International), dedicated to managing and reducing CO₂ emissions generated by airport activities. It requires airports not only to continue monitoring and reducing their direct emissions, but also to define a long-term decarbonization strategy aligned with the global climate goals of the Paris Agreement, with the objective of limiting global warming to within 1.5°C.

15.08.25

RYANAIR AND SACBO TOGETHER FOR THE FUTURE OF YOUNG PEOPLE: INTERCULTURA TRAINING EXPERIENCE CONCLUDED IN DUBLIN

The four-week training experience in Ireland for the six winners of the scholarships promoted by Intercultura, in collaboration with SACBO and its subsidiary BIS (BGY International Services), concluded on Friday, August 15, at Ryanair’s headquarters in Dublin. Agata Fabbi, Martina Lupi, Riccardo Romagnoli, Jacqueline Nicole Barollo, Arianna Smaila, and Giorgia Opreni had the opportunity to stay in Dublin from July 19 through Ferragosto, enhancing their language skills and immersing themselves in Irish culture, experiencing a path of study and personal growth in an international context.

The initiative, strongly supported by the company, represents a concrete investment in the professional future of young people, fostering the development of key skills in an increasingly global and competitive job market. In this spirit, the conclusion of the Irish experience was marked by a visit to Ryanair’s headquarters in Dublin, beginning with a welcome reception with juice & pastries, followed by presentations from representatives of various Ryanair departments.

The highlight was access to the flight simulator at the headquarters, which the participants had the chance to try. The visit ended with the traditional commemorative photo, a testament to an experience that will remain unforgettable for the students.

This opportunity was made possible by the increasingly strong partnership between Ryanair and SACBO, who share a commitment to promoting excellent training opportunities for young talents, convinced that the new generations represent the driving force of skills, innovation, and vision essential to building the future.

01.08.25

NOTICES TO PASSENGERS

Due to the Summer holidays, we recommend all passengers to get to the airport as early as possible to allow ample time for check-in, security and boarding formalities. Milan Bergamo Airport, in line with all carrier’s regulations, urge all customers to reach the airport at least two hours before the schedule time of departure.