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Airport Transfers from Turin Airport, to Ski Resorts near Turin, including Private and Shared Transfers are usually by luxury mini bus, ski bus or coach. Typically most Turin Airport Transfers are done by minibus.
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SAGAT, Turin Airport Management Company, has managed Caselle airport since 1956 and was one of the first airport companies to adhere to a privatisation programme in 2000. In fact, the consortium composed of Edizione Holding S.p.A., IMI Investimenti S.p.A., “G. Marconi” Airport of Bologna S.p.A. and Aviapartner S.p.A. owns 41.33% of the block of shares offered for sale by the Municipality and Province of Turin, the Piedmont Region and the Turin Chamber of Commerce. The Group consists of the companies SAGAT S.p.A., SAGAT Handling S.p.A., SAGAT Engineering S.r.l., Sistema S.r.l. and Aeroporti Holding S.r.l., whose objective is the creation of a national network of regional airports through participation in the forthcoming Italian airport privatisation processes. To date, AH has acquired 33.40% of the capital stock of AdF – Florence Airport – and 7.21% of Bologna Airport .
In 2008, the SAGAT Group registered a production value of almost 65.9 million euros and a net profit of 4.2 million euros.
The staff of SAGAT S.p.A. consists of over 400 employees, whose contribution, commitment and professionalism are vital to the achievement of company goals.
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The modern airport occupies a covered area of more than 57 thousand square metres, on three levels, and is characterised by the huge window, offering a view of the runway, that embraces the spacious boarding lounge.
The various floors are connected and there are no architectural barriers, facilitating the passage of people with disabilities, for whom dedicated services are also available upon request.
The spacious waiting areas, the expansion of the commercial areas and the new and improved seating facilities guarantee a high level of service. In addition to comfort, another of Caselle’s strong points is the speed at which the various operations are carried out, a result of the improvements that have been made to the airport’s facilities.
These include the new baggage handling system (BHS), of around 13,800 sqm, equipped with highly sophisticated X-ray control equipment and capable of handling 3,200 baggages per hour, making the operation quicker and easier; the new terminal, located between the railway station and the multistorey car park, which has resulted in less congestion in the departure lounge during the busiest periods, and the increase in the number of hand baggage checkpoints, which has led to the streamlining of security-related operations.
Lastly, Turin also has a new General Aviation terminal for private air traffic. Visually, the structure is very impressive: elegant, but at the same time modern and functional.
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Every week, more than 500 flights leave Turin , provided by 20 scheduled airlines, enabling to quickly reach the most important cities in Italy and Europe , with convenient connecting flights for the rest of the world.
The airport provides direct flights to almost 40 destinations, 27 of which are international. The network is completed by the leading air charter companies and tour operators who offer services to the most prestigious holiday resorts in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Near East. During the winter season, the snow charter sector also registers an impressive increase in the number of passengers, thanks to the flights that are provided for Italian and foreign skiers by leading tour operators.
In 2008, the airport registered over 3,420,000 passengers.
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Turin airport, managed by SAGAT, is an up-to-date structure that is able to provide users with a continuously improving range of services.
It is well-connected to all major European hubs, and can be easily reached from any part of the world via an intermediate connection.
Easily accessible and congestion-free, the airport can handle an annual traffic of more than five million passengers, guaranteeing the highest standards of comfort and safety.
In 2008 and in 2007 SAGAT won the ACI Europe Awards for the best European airport in the 1-5 million passenger category, due to the high quality of the services provided.
Torino Caselle airport therefore aspires to a prominent role in the European airport sector, and is ready to meet future challenges and grasp the opportunities created by the Torino 2006 Olympics.
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