In addition to the most recent version of the SARA software, the airport will be provided with fixed and mobile control units and a series of pre- and post-installation ancillary services, including noise office and preventive and “fault-related” maintenance.
The city airport of the Lombard capital was awarded the Europe Best Airport Award 2023, in the category of airports between 5 and 10 million passengers.
The judges of ACI, an association that represents 500 airports in 55 European countries, positively evaluated the innovative and technological projects used to make the passenger experience increasingly dynamic, fast and safe (among these are the new security checkpoints which have the new Eds-Cb machines and FaceBoarding), but what was decisive was the recognition of the “important work done in recent years on the issue of sustainability and decarbonisation in the airport sector“.
Reaching the airport via the underground, the choice of alternative fuels (Saf and hydrogen) and “Urban air mobility” are among the main objectives of the Milanese airport which is investing considerable resources and time to continue on its decarbonisation process: Milan Linate in fact, it has achieved level 4+ of the Airport Carbon Accreditation and is committed to achieving ‘Net zero emissions‘ in 2030, twenty years ahead of what was set by the European airport sector.
Since 2003, Milan Linate has chosen to equip itself with our environmental monitoring systems to analyze the impact of air traffic both on noise pollution levels; thanks to the fixed and mobile control units mounted on sensitive areas, it guarantees an efficient service to passengers but at the same time sustainable for the communities adjacent to the infrastructure.
Milano Linate is an example of success in the airport sector and we are proud to be able to count it among our longest-standing customers.
