19.03.25

THE FIRST STONE HAS BEEN LAID FOR THE MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT SERVICE CENTRE

Today, Wednesday 19 March, saw the ceremony to mark the laying of the first stone for the new Airport Service Centre, the work site for which has been set up in the area of SACBO property adjacent to the P3 car park and part of the municipality of Bergamo. Giovanni Sanga, the president of SACBO, was joined by Elena Carnevali, the mayor of Bergamo, Pasquale Gandolfi, the president of the Province of Bergamo, Claudia Maria Terzi, the executive councillor for Infrastructure, Transport and Sustainable Mobility for the Lombardy Region, Alessandro Colletta, Manuel Bentoglio and Gabriele Cortesi, the mayors of Orio al Serio, Grassobbio and Seriate, Roberta Carli, the director of the Italian Civil Aviation Authority for Bergamo, and representatives of airport organisations.

09.02.25

HARE CAPTURE OPERATION AT ORIO AL SERIO AIRPORT PREMISES

On the morning of Sunday, February 9, 2025, a hare capture operation was carried out in the grassy area of the airport premises in Orio al Serio, with the support of personnel from the Ambito Territoriale Caccia (ATC) of the Pianura Bergamasca, led by Mario Fogazzola and based in Caravaggio, along with volunteer game wardens from the Province of Bergamo.

23.01.25

THE ITALY-MONGOLIA AGREEMENT PAVES THE WAY FOR A DIRECT FLIGHT BETWEEN MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT AND ULAN BATOR

Direct flights between Italy and Mongolia are now possible thanks to the bilateral agreement between the two countries, signed in Rome at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by the minister Antonio Tajani and the Mongolian undersecretary for transportation, Sandagdorj Batbold.

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15.11.19

WORK EXPERIENCE PROJECT AT MILAN BERGAMO AIRPORT

The auditorium at the SACBO executive offices played host to the final event in the activities regarding the Work Experience Project that took place during the 2018-2019 school year, and which saw the involvement of 544 pupils. Of these, 116 worked within the SACBO organisational structure, with the other 428 involved in services provided by the subsidiary BIS (BGY International Services), an airport handling company, with particular focus of assistance for departing passengers, a role that saw the pupils fully involved in the working cycle, rather than in sideline activities, as is often the case.

These 544 were represented by pupils, teachers and managers of the thirteen schools: Betty Ambiveri Insitute, Falcone High-School, Federici High-School, Leonardo da Vinci Institute, Locatelli Institute, Lotto High-School, Majorana Institute, Riva Institute, Romero Institute, Sant’Alessandro High-School, Vittorio Emanuele Institute, Manzù High-School (all from Bergamo and the province) and the Grassi Insitute of Turin.