Milan Linate Airport opens newly renovated terminal
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| New brass covered check in desks Photo SEC/ Milano Linate airport |
Milan's Linate Airport newly redesigned terminal is designed to improve the journey through the airport for travellers with many new services, facilities and amenities has officially been opened.
Redevelopment work was started back in April 2018 with a renovation of the faรงade, then the internal renovations and redevelopment work started. It was officially opened on 8th June 2021, with President, Sergio Mattarella, in attendance.
The internal areas of the airport have been designed in such a way to, according to the developers, create a sense of wellbeing whilst reducing anxiety and stress to the minimum. For example, the check-in area has been redesigned with a double-height ceiling with plants overlooking the first floor in order to soften the ambience and offer a ‘green’ environmental touch. The ceilings were replaced with wood-effect baffle slats alternating with sails to offer the perception of space. Plus the lighting system has been completely updated with curved lines and the LED profiles alternating with the baffles. Oh, and the check-in desks themselves have been redesigned with soft edges, covered in brass.
The whole terminal has had a facelift with a lot of modern technology installed to both make the passage of people and bags smoother, easier and more enjoyable. It has also been done with energy-saving, recycling, waste management and environmental concerns at its heart, to both minimise impact as well as be more sustainable in future.
More details on International Airport Review.
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