In The News Posted October 13, 2022 Share Posted October 13, 2022 DALLAS – “Cristoforo Colombo” Genoa Airport (GOA) suspended its operations today amid a protest held at the airport. The Ansaldo Energia company employees entered the airport, aka Genova City Airport, on Thursday morning and occupied the entirety of the entrance hall. At 9:30 am local time, the protesters started their procession from their factory in Campi and headed towards the airport. Once the protesters arrived at the airport, the protestors entered the airport after a few moments of tension with the police. Via its Facebook page, GOA informed the public that it reopened shortly before 6 p.m. local time and was operational again. This is the second day of demonstrations, as protesters blocked city traffic yesterday. The workers have been protesting against plans to close their factory. Screenshot: GOA Airport website Genoa Airport Genoa Airport, which is in northwest Italy, is located in the heart of the Italian Riviera and close to destinations such as Sanremo and Portofino. The airport is served by Ryanair (FR), Volotea (V7), ITA Airways (AZ), Lufthansa (LH), KLM (KL), Wizz Air (W6), Vueling (VY), and Albawings (2B). The airport connects Genoa to destinations such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Rome, Paris, London, and Munich, among others. The airport has a significant private jet presence, and it has welcomed visitors such as Qatari VIP airline Qatar Amiri Flight Boeing 747-8. Featured image: ITA Airways at Genoa Airport. Photo: Genoa Airport via Facebook View the full article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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