18.05.20

RECOMMENCEMENT OF SCHEDULED FLIGHTS AT MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

Milan Bergamo Airport, which remained open and operational during phase 1 on the Covid-19 emergency, saw the arrival of the first scheduled flight following the issuing of
the decree for the reopening of the airport for passenger traffic on 5 May.
At 6:51 a.m., Wizz Air flight W6 4351 from Sofia landed with 113 passengers on board, the first to pass through the airport since 13 March, together with the 81 who departed from Bergamo on the same aircraft, taking off towards the Bulgarian capital at 7:50 a.m. (flight W6 4352).
Passenger and aircraft assistance was carried out by personnel from the company AGS Handling, who were able, with reassurance provided by protective equipment in the fixed assistance stations in the check-in and boarding gate areas, to apply the procedures set out by the airport management company
SACBO in compliance with the previsions of the regulations and guidelines set out by the Italian Civil Aviation Authority.

15.05.20

SACBO MEETING APPROVES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR 2019

The SACBO shareholders’ meeting, which took place in the executive offices in Grassobbio in the presence of all the partners, approved the financial statements for 2019 as well as the consolidated financial statements of the group, including the financial statements for SACBO S.p.A. and those of the fully-owned company BGY International Services S.r.l. regarding 2019, which were presented by the board of directors during the meeting that took place on 26 March, and appointed the new directors and statutory auditors for the 2020-2022 period.
The SACBO Group has confirmed the positive trend that has characterised the last two decades until 2019, reaching the highest-ever annual total of passengers travelling to and from Bergamo airport
(13,857,257).

13.05.20

SANITISATION OPERATIONS BEGIN AT MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

Milan Bergamo Airport, which remained open and operational during Phase 1 of the Covid-19 emergency for state, health, humanitarian and technical flights, is preparing to once more welcome passengers with the recommencement of flights by the airlines that operate to and from the airport.

Together with the setting out of paths to separate passengers in arrival from those in departure and the installation of required control and protection equipment, including indications for the respecting of social distancing, the airport management company SACBO has set in motion sanitisation activities for the airport spaces, which follow on from the daily disinfection processes ensured and implemented since 13 March, the last day of civil passenger operations in the airport.

The sanitisation campaign, carried out through the spraying of hydrogen peroxide disinfectants, has begun in the public area of the airport (landside terminal) and will continue, to cover the entire area and volume.

The disinfection process is carried out with electrostatic atomisers, which allow an even distribution of the liquid over surfaces, guaranteeing adhesion and prolonged action without dripping. This means that no solution residue remains in the air and the areas are immediately ready for use.

05.05.20

AEROPORTO DI BERGAMO RIAPERTO AI VOLI PASSEGGERI

Si precisa che l’aerostazione è interdetta al pubblico, sarà aperta solo in concomitanza con la riattivazione dei voli e l’accesso sarà soggetto a limitazioni, nel rispetto delle normative vigenti sui controlli e sul distanziamento sociale.

A seguito del Decreto 112 del 12 marzo del Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti, l’Aeroporto di Bergamo è rimasto aperto H24 al traffico garantendo i movimenti relativi ai voli sanitari, di emergenza e quelli di Stato, in aggiunta alla componente delle merci aeree e ai voli di posizionamento, con l’assistenza del personale della società di gestione SACBO e BIS (BGY International Services) e il supporto della torre di controllo e degli Enti di Stato.

28.04.20

RIPARTENZA CONTINGENTE SANITARIO NORVEGESE

Il Contingente, composto da 19 tra medici, infermieri e logisti, è stato salutato in rappresentanza della Regione Lombardia dal consigliere Giovanni Malanchini.

Le operazioni di assistenza aeroportuali, comprendenti il trasferimento dall’aerostazione all’aeromobile B737-700 della compagnia aerea SAS, sono state garantite dal personale di SACBO e BIS (Bgy International Services) nel rispetto delle norme che regolano il distanziamento sociale.