Fiumicino airport scoops main award for fourth time in 5 years.
Rome’s Fiumicino airport, identified formally as Leonardo da Vinci, has been rated Greatest European Airport for the fourth time within the final 5 years.
The necessary worldwide recognition, awarded by Airports Council Worldwide (ACI), is within the class of hubs with over 40 million passengers.
“Those that know this airport won’t be stunned” – stated Italy’s transport minister Enrico Giovannini – “Congratulations to the administration but additionally to those that work there every day.”
The airport’s newest award is along with Fiumicino being rated the prime airport in Europe for the standard of its passenger providers, a recognition it has acquired for the final 5 years in a row.
Lieti di annunciare che per la quarta volta negli ultimi 5 anni il Leonardo da Vinci si è confermato miglior aeroporto d’Europa con il Greatest Airport Awards 2022 grazie alla strategia orientata advert #innovazione e #sostenibilità. pic.twitter.com/VOAX6V8jBD
— Aeroporti di Roma (@AeroportidiRoma) June 24, 2022
“We’re engaged on creating the airport of the longer term with better use of expertise, most effectivity in relation to the setting, additional reliability and infrastructural and operational resilience, most security and a variety of consolation and value-added providers for our passengers”, the CEO of Aeroporti di Roma, Marco Troncone, stated in a press release.
Information of the award – the most recent in a string of accolades for Fiumicino in recent times – comes weeks after the airport opened a main new boarding space, a improvement which Troncone says will play a “essential position in guaranteeing that Rome and Italy can reaffirm their centrality on the worldwide scene.”
