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Low-cost on Malpensa, SAGAT's President objects

Turin, Italy - The fear is all the Northern Italy airports are penalized

Maurizio Montagnese, the President of SAGAT, the company who manages Turin "Sandro Pertini" airport, rails against the hypothesis to move the low-cost flights on Malpensa, after the downsizing of the same Lombard airport. According to Montagnese "Neither Caselle airport nor that of Venice, for example, are inferior to Malpensa both for structure and for efficiency, so the flights must be distributed". The...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1079815
Rome, Italy, 09/25/2007 19:42
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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