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  • RUNWAY CLOSED AT NIGHT FROM 25/08 TO 30/09 FOR WORKS

    As part of the airfield infrastructure maintenance program, the runway at Bologna Marconi Airport will be closed to air traffic during night hours from 25 August to 30 September 2025, from 23:55 local time (GMT+2) to 05:55 local time (GMT+2), every night within the indicated period. The closure is required to carry out extraordinary works on the runway pavement, the maneuvering area, and several taxiways.
    During the specified dates and times, no flights will be able to depart from or land at Bologna. Airlines, which have already been informed, may cancel flights or operate to/from alternative airports. Outside of the indicated dates and times, Bologna Airport will remain regularly open and fully operational.
    We apologize for the inconvenience, which is nonetheless aimed at improving airport infrastructure, and we invite passengers to contact their airline directly for details regarding individual flights, as well as for any refunds or rebooking options.

  • LIQUIDS UP TO 2 LITERS ALLOWED IN CARRY-ON LUGGAGE FOR PASSENGERS DEPARTING FROM MARCONI AIRPORT

    Starting today, July 28, in compliance with the new ECAC (European Civil Aviation Authority) regulations and with the green light from ENAC, thanks to the new "EDS C3" X-ray machines installed at Bologna Airport for several months, all passengers departing from Marconi Airport are permitted to carry liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) in containers of up to 2 liters per container, leaving them in their carry-on luggage. This eliminates the previous limit of 100 ml per container, for a maximum of 10 containers in transparent plastic bags that must be presented separately.

    Bologna Airport is one of five airports in Italy that allow the application of the new regulation. For all other airports, the 100 ml per container limit remains in place.

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  • RUNWAY CLOSED AT NIGHT FROM 25/08 TO 30/09 FOR WORKS

    As part of the airfield infrastructure maintenance program, the runway at Bologna Marconi Airport will be closed to air traffic during night hours from 25 August to 30 September 2025, from 23:55 local time (GMT+2) to 05:55 local time (GMT+2), every night within the indicated period. The closure is required to carry out extraordinary works on the runway pavement, the maneuvering area, and several taxiways.
    During the specified dates and times, no flights will be able to depart from or land at Bologna. Airlines, which have already been informed, may cancel flights or operate to/from alternative airports. Outside of the indicated dates and times, Bologna Airport will remain regularly open and fully operational.
    We apologize for the inconvenience, which is nonetheless aimed at improving airport infrastructure, and we invite passengers to contact their airline directly for details regarding individual flights, as well as for any refunds or rebooking options.

  • LIQUIDS UP TO 2 LITERS ALLOWED IN CARRY-ON LUGGAGE FOR PASSENGERS DEPARTING FROM MARCONI AIRPORT

    Starting today, July 28, in compliance with the new ECAC (European Civil Aviation Authority) regulations and with the green light from ENAC, thanks to the new "EDS C3" X-ray machines installed at Bologna Airport for several months, all passengers departing from Marconi Airport are permitted to carry liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) in containers of up to 2 liters per container, leaving them in their carry-on luggage. This eliminates the previous limit of 100 ml per container, for a maximum of 10 containers in transparent plastic bags that must be presented separately.

    Bologna Airport is one of five airports in Italy that allow the application of the new regulation. For all other airports, the 100 ml per container limit remains in place.
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NOTE ON THE EVENT OF PARTIAL INTERRUPTION OF AIRPORT OPERATIONS ON 13 MAY

14/05/2024

Bologna Airport announces that yesterday, 13 May, the airport interrupted commercial aviation operations for around a couple of hours, following a suspected alarm during security checks, which later proved to be inconsistent. Following this partial interruption of activity, 12 flights were cancelled and 12 flights were instead rerouted to other airports. The Marconi activities therefore resumed at 5.00 pm.


As is customary in similar situations, the appropriate detailed reconstructions will be carried out in collaboration with all the Authorities, with a view to continuous improvement of the processes, without prejudice to the priority of the security of airport operations.


Bologna Airport specifies, however, that no weapon was actually detected in passengers' hand luggage and that the security of airport operations has never been compromised in any way.


Lastly, given the start - today - of the Enac procedure in relation to the event, Bologna Airport, as always, confirms its fullest availability to provide any useful and detailed information in relation to what happened.

19/05/2025

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AIR TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS ON SUNDAY, MAY 25 FOR DEFUSING A WAR WEAPON FROM 07:00 TO 10:00

It is reported that on Sunday, May 25 are planned the defuse operations of a war weapon dating from World War II, found between Via Prati di Caprar...

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16/04/2025

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MARCONI LOUNGE: CLOSURE FOR RENOVATION WORKS

We inform passengers that from May 26th to mid-September the Marconi Business Lounge will be closed for renovation works. During this period, an a...

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01/04/2025

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EXTENDED ENAC ORDINANCE FOR THE REDUCTION OF NIGHT-TIME OVERFLIGHTS OVER THE CITY OF BOLOGNA

Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi di Bologna company informs that, with an Ordinance of the Emilia-Romagna Territorial Directorate, ENAC extended until M...

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23/09/2024

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BOLOGNA AIRPORT OBTAINS THE "LEVEL 4+ TRANSITION" ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION FROM ACI EUROPE

Bologna Airport obtained "Level 4+ Transition" accreditation as part of the international "Airport Carbon Accreditation" programme, the certificati...

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02/08/2024

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AEROPORTO DI BOLOGNA PRESS RELEASE

The Board of Directors of AdB S.p.A. met yesterday under the Chairmanship of Enrico Postacchini following an extraordinary meeting deemed necessary...

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31/07/2024

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AEROPORTO DI BOLOGNA PRESS RELEASE

With amazement and disappointment, AdB S.p.A., manager of the Marconi airport in Bologna and a listed company, since July 2015, in the star segment...

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11/07/2024

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AIR CARGO PROSPECTS IN BOLOGNA BETWEEN INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Bologna Marconi Airport is the third largest airport in Italy in terms of volumes of freight, with approximately 51,000 tons of merchandise handled...

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