Milan's Malpensa Airport Renamed After Silvio Berlusconi
Marina Berlusconi said the decision 'fills me with pride and emotion.'
Milan's Malpensa Airport has been renamed to honor former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, according to ANSA.
Marina Berlusconi, his daughter, responded to the renaming by saying it "fills me with pride and emotion."
Berlusconi, a media magnate who served multiple terms as Italy's prime minister, remains a significant figure in the country's recent political and business history.
Details on the official ceremony marking the renaming, the date it takes effect, or statements from Italian aviation or government authorities were not included in the available reporting.
Malpensa, located northwest of Milan, is one of Italy's busiest airports, serving as a major hub for both domestic and international air traffic.
Sources
- Milan's Malpensa Airport takes Berlusconi's name — ANSA (Italy)
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