Argomenti trattati
As summer approaches, Italian airports are gearing up to welcome a wave of travelers, both domestic and international. The responsibility of creating a lasting positive impression on passengers is significant, as the departure and arrival experiences are crucial parts of any journey. With that in mind, several airports across Italy are undergoing transformations, enhancing their services and facilities to cater to the expected influx of tourists.
Fiumicino Airport: A major upgrade
Rome’s Fiumicino Airport, one of the busiest in Europe, is ready to handle the anticipated surge of travelers with the opening of a newly revamped terminal. Terminal 3 has been completely renovated, covering over 41,000 square meters and featuring 150 brand-new check-in counters. This modern facility also includes an upgraded security area for high-risk flights, equipped with 11 new RX scanners. The terminal’s design emphasizes natural light and open spaces, restoring its original brightness and improving the overall ambiance.
Bergamo Orio al Serio: Embracing technology
Starting May 28, Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport will unveil a new check-in area, featuring 22 additional counters and 14 C3-type x-ray stations for hand luggage screening. This airport is also set to become the first in Italy to employ a supercomputer dedicated to artificial intelligence, supported by funding from the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (Mimit). This advanced system aims to develop a sophisticated virtual model to enhance the efficiency and security of airport operations.
Bologna Airport: Innovations for convenience
Bologna Airport has plenty of exciting changes on the horizon. By the end of the year, a new multi-story parking facility with 2,200 spaces will be opened. Additionally, the airport has already implemented state-of-the-art scanners that allow passengers to keep liquids and electronics in their bags during security checks. This summer, new bus lines will connect the airport to key destinations such as Ravenna, Milano Marittima, and Rimini, making transit easier for travelers.
Verona’s Catullo Airport: Expanded capacity
To better serve the needs of its growing passenger base, Verona’s Catullo Airport has increased its check-in counters from 40 to 46 and its boarding gates from 13 to 19. A new, advanced baggage control system has been introduced, along with a more efficient boarding pass scanning system. These enhancements reflect the airport’s commitment to improving the travel experience for its users.
Genoa Airport: A fresh look
Genoa Airport recently inaugurated a new east wing, significantly boosting its capacity to handle up to 3 million passengers. This upgrade includes modern security check areas equipped with the latest technology for automatic baggage inspections, three new boarding gates, and 250 seating options, a third of which have charging stations for electronic devices. The airport is also undergoing an aesthetic renovation while remaining fully operational, ensuring that it meets the expectations of today’s travelers.
With these developments, Italian airports are not only enhancing their facilities but also embracing cutting-edge technology to provide a smoother, more enjoyable travel experience. Whether you’re flying for business or leisure, these upgrades promise to make your journey more convenient and efficient.