Milan teams up with Rimini

Article Abstract:

Sea Aeroporti di Milano, which operates Milan, Italy's Linate and Malpensa business airports, is purchasing a 30% interest in Rimini Airport for $570,000. Rimini caters to Italy's seaside resort and also serves as unofficial international airport of the Republic of San Marino, while awaiting the authorization of the Italian government. Another 40% will be bought over the coming three years with spending in the amount of $2.3 billion. The resort attracts around 2.5 million tourists annually, with the airport serving around 250,000 passengers.

Acquisitions & mergers, Article, Sea Aeroporti di Milano

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Chicago unveils massive O'Hare makeover

Article Abstract:

O'Hare International Airport will undergo a 10-15 year, $6.3 billion overhaul, adding a new runway and reconfiguring 5 others.

United States, New capacity, new plant construction, Illinois

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Regional traffic boom

Article Abstract:

Trafficking problems between Malpensa Airport and Linate Airport have spurred growth in other Italian airports.

Production management

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