(ANSA) – TURIN, 06 JUL – Turin airport closes a record June with over 400,000 passengers, thanks to the Raynair base but not only, and resists the chaos of flights. “If there are problems elsewhere it is inevitable that there will be relapses, but they are not particularly negative. There were 17 cancellations in two weeks out of 100 flights a day, very few compared to the traffic volumes”, explains CEO Andrea Andorno who it also highlights punctuality and very few problems on the baggage front. “We give the maximum assistance to passengers, we try to manage the difficulties in the best possible way. Today, the second day of the taxi strike, we inform tourists about the means to reach the city. What is happening – explains Andorno – is due to the lack of staff in many airports in Northern Europe where there are no redundancy mechanisms and it is not possible to summarize. The same is true for airlines. Less for Italy and for low cost airlines operating in Italy. Here the repercussions are indirect. Some countries and airports have already reduced capacity to try to avoid excessive pressure in large hubs. Turin airport has hired 70 people for the summer, we are equipped in time to manage this beautiful and unexpected mass of passengers “.
June 2022 is confirmed as the best month ever in the history of Turin airport, largely surpassing the same pre-Covid month (+ 21.3% on 2019). Among the destinations that drive traffic in June stand out Catania, Naples, Bari, Palermo and Lamezia Terme on the national front and Barcelona, Paris Cdg, Madrid, Frankfurt and London Stansted on the international front. For the winter, Rayanir connections will arrive with Manchester, Stockholm and Vilnius. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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