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SEA Prime Launches SAF Incentives, To Expand at Linate
The company has seen a rising growth trend since the pandemic
Artist rendering of expanded Milano Prime GAT at Milan Linate Airport
With completion intended ahead of Milan region's hosting of the 2026 Winter Olympics, SEA Prime will soon begin a multi-million euro upgrade on its terminal at Linate Airport that will double the size of the facility.

SEA Prime has introduced what it believes is the first-of-its-kind program to incentivize business aviation customers to purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The company, which operates the general aviation infrastructure at Milan Malpensa and Linate airports under the Milano Prime brand, has allocated €50,000 this year to partially reimburse customers to uplift the higher-cost SAF-blend fuel. These refunds are calculated at a rate of about half of the cost of the SAF component in the blend.

“Our new SAF program, the first of its kind in Europe, represents tangible support for the industry’s path towards decarbonization,” said SEA Prime CEO Chiara Dorigotti. “ENI has confirmed availability of the SAF for our customers both at Linate and Malpensa—it’s already available.”

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