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We are the company that manages Milan Malpensa and Milan Linate airports. Our company is one of the top 10 airport operators in Europe for passenger and freight traffic. It is the leading company in Italy for freight traffic and is responsible for the second-highest number of passengers. By supporting the growth of the airports, we are contributing to the growth of a whole region: its people, economy, employment opportunities and central role in the global connection process. Our mission is therefore to promote this growth through a sustainable, inclusive and respectful approach.

L’Aeroporto di Torino rappresenta una delle più grandi realtà economiche del Piemonte e fornisce complessivamente occupazione a circa 3.000 persone, a diverso titolo impegnate. SAGAT, in particolare, è titolare: - della progettazione, realizzazione e manutenzione delle infrastrutture legate al traffico aereo (ad esempio, pista e piazzali); - della progettazione, realizzazione e manutenzione delle infrastrutture e degli immobili utilizzati dai passeggeri e dagli operatori (aerostazioni con relative aree commerciali, parcheggi, uffici e impianti); - della gestione delle infrastrutture centralizzate individuate ai sensi del D. Lgs. 18/99 (tra le altre, pontili di imbarco e sbarco, impianti di smistamento bagagli, sistemi informatici di scalo e di informazione al pubblico); Turin Airport is one of the most important economic entities in Piedmont and provides employment for approximately 3,000 people, who work in various roles. SAGAT, in particular, is responsible for: - the planning, construction and maintenance of the infrastructures related to air traffic (e.g. runway and aprons); - the planning, construction and maintenance of the infrastructures and buildings used by passengers and operators (air terminals with relative commercial areas, car parks, offices and installations); - the management of centralised infrastructures as defined by Leg. Decree 18/99 (including loading bridges, baggage handling system, ICT airport system, flight and passenger information).

Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) — part of the Mundys Group — manages Rome’s two airports: Leonardo da Vinci – Fiumicino and G.B. Pastine – Ciampino, along with a range of related and complementary services. Fiumicino Airport is one of only two hubs in Europe — and twelve worldwide — to hold the prestigious 5-Star Skytrax rating for service quality. It has also been recognized as the world’s best airport for security standards. With two passenger terminals, Rome Fiumicino connects Italy to the world, serving business and leisure travelers across domestic, international, and intercontinental routes. Ciampino Airport primarily serves low-cost carriers, express couriers, and General Aviation operations, playing a key role within Rome’s airport system. ADR aims to build the airport of the future — sustainable, innovative, and centered on the passenger experience — by combining operational excellence with the promotion of Italy’s cultural and artistic heritage. ADR’s ongoing commitment to excellence and innovation has earned widespread international recognition. For eight consecutive years, Fiumicino Airport has been named “Best Airport in Europe for Service Quality” (in the category of airports serving over 40 million passengers) by ACI World. In 2025, ACI Europe once again recognized Leonardo da Vinci – Fiumicino as “Best European Airport”, marking its seventh win in eight years.