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Milan Bergamo Airport is excited to announce its largest ever network for the 2024 summer season, promising unmatched connectivity and convenience for travellers.
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Welcoming another new route this summer, Milan Bergamo Airport is also celebrating long-standing airline partner, Wizz Air’s, tenth service from the Italian gateway.
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Milan Bergamo Airport has welcomed another new carrier to its airline ranks as Georgian Airways launches a Tbilisi link from the Italian airport.
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Milano Bergamo Airport witnessed the arrival of its first direct connection to the United Arab Emirateswith the launch of Air Arabia’s flight to Sharjah.
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Milan Bergamo is set to offer 10% more seats this coming season than in the previous winter. Launching four brand-new routes, in addition to 13 routes which commenced during 2019, the Italian gateway will also see almost six extra flights offered per day from frequency increases on 14 routes. Just a few days later into
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Milan Bergamo Airport (SACBO) marked the celebration of the return of Italian flag carrier Alitalia to its carrier roll call, as well as the addition of Rome Fiumicino to the airport’s route network. The developments takes the number of domestic operations, from the East Lombardy gateway, to 16 during the summer season. Commenting on the
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With over 6.4 million paqssengers having already passed through the doors of Milan Bergamo Airport (SACBO) this year, a 5% year-on-year increase, 2019 seems set to beat 2018 as the most successful year in the airport’s history. Currently, 19 carriers operate from the airport, including Austrian low-cost carrier Lauda, and British Airways with a six
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As Milan Linate Airport prepares for temporary closure during the upcoming peak summer season, Italy’s third-busiest airport, Milan Bergamo or SACBO, is in prime position to provide essential services to the passengers of Milan city and the Lombardy East provinces – the majority of some 10 million people living in the region. Becoming the closest
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