(8 Feb) – On February 22nd and 23rd, in Cannes, will be held the Airport Business World Expo. It is being organised by UKIP Media & Events, the world’s premier international trade show organiser and magazine publisher operating in the automotive, aviation and transportation sectors.
The Airport of Cagliari will participate showing the new general aviation terminal.
The new terminal, opened in July 2011, is exclusively dedicated to the business sector and luxury leisures and has become a destination for a large number of charter and executives flights, with positive feedbacks from passengers and crews .
The general aviation of Cagliari is appreciated both for comfortable and functional spaces, and for efficient and friendly services, at any time of day, every day of the year, and now it aims to new operators and brokers to grow and improve in terms of quality.
The Business Airport World Expo, the only event of its kind in Europe, will be attended by over 2,500 visitors around the world, selected for their key role in planning for executive flights. The most important companies and private investors who have fleets businness and VIPs transport will be in Cannes to add new destinations and routes in their network, and to establish new partnerships and expand the range of services to privileged and demanding clients. (Ram)
THREE LEVELS OF MODERNITY
Cagliari Airport, also known as Cagliari Elmas Airport, is located 7km northwest of Cagliari on the Island of Sardinia. The specific area where the airport is located is Elmas and thus the name Cagliari Elmas Airport. Itis also referred to as Aeroporto Mario Mameli. Cagliari Airport has two runways. he terminal consists of a 3-storey building with arrivals contained on the ground floor and departures on the first floor. Though the departure is on the first floor it can still be accessed by vehicles as there is a ramp that enables this. The first level is intended for national and international arrivals. The airport was opened on the 3rd of May 1937 and is the main international gateway to the island of Sardinia. Presently, Cagliari Airport handles over 3 million passengers per year. Sardines Island is a common holiday spot for several European holiday revellers thus making the airport a busy terminal.