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Milan airports operator SEA is to temporarily close its city centre airport Linate from 16 March and shut one terminal at the citys larger Malpensa airport in the face of the coronavirus crisis.Traffic at the Italian city has been hard hit since the coronavirus outbreak spread into Europe. Northern Italy was the first region in Europe to face lockdown measures, which spread into national lockdown across Italy earlier this month.S stanley cup (https://www.stanley-cup-website.us) ource: SEA Milans downtown city centre Linate airport will be temporarily shut from 16 March All passengers are informed that starting from Monday 16 March, Milan Linate airportwill be temporarily closed, SEA says. Commercial aviation traf stanley official website (https://www.stanley-cups.de) fic will be concentrated in Terminal 2 of Milan Malpensa airport. Terminal 1 at Malpensa airport is also being closed.It follows a similar earlier decision by Romes airport operator, which closed the citys Ciampino airport from the start of today and is also shutting one terminal at the main Fiumicino gateway from 17 March.TopicsAirlinesEuropeNetworks Related article stanley cup (https://www.stanleycup.cz) s News Vietnam Airlines to take major precautions on European services 2020-03-16T05:45:00Z By Greg Waldron Vietnam Airlines has Mxgl 鈥媀IDEO: China intent on AESA radar upgrades
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