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Milan Sees 26,000 GA Movements Last Year
GA traffic was up 15 percent for the city's two airports last year.
Milano Linate Prime's offices at Milan Linate Airport.
Milano Linate Prime's offices at Milan Linate Airport.

High-end tourism, fashion and sport all make Milan a magnet for executive travel, and the city's service providers are preparing their facilities to accommodate even more in the coming years. Milan saw 26,000 bizav movements in 2016, making it making it the largest executive destination in Italy and fifth in Europe, according to officials from Milano Prime, operator of facilities at the city’s two executive airports, and a 15 percent rise on the 22,600 general aviation flights seen by Milan as a whole in 2015. The size of the aircraft operating to the airport, another way the company measures sucess, has also been increasing steadily. Aircraft sizes are understood to range from light twinjets to the large private jets operated by Middle East owners such as the Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 and A330.