Foligno: The Logistic Commander outlines the professionalism of the Air Force in support of Flight

At the Palazzo Trinci headquarters, in the presence of General Comelli, civil and military authorities and high school students for the conference on “The professionalism behind the scenes in support of aircraft”

Author: External Relations, Public Information and Ceremonial Department

On Tuesday, May 23, the Commander of Air Force Logistics, Air Chief Marshal Roberto Comelli, He participated in the Conference “The professionalism behind the scenes supporting the aircraft”, By deepening the topic of logistics professionals in the Technical, Healthcare and Administrative sectors in support of Flight operations.

The event, held at the prestigious venue of “Palazzo Trinci” from Foligno (PG), the participation of civil and military authorities and numerous high school students was observed. The activity is part of a series of meetings and conferences organized, within the framework of the Centenary of the Italian Air Force, by’Air Force Association, In collaboration with the Military Aviation Studies Center. 

After the welcome address by Air Force General (R) Giovanni Fantuzzi, Director of the Ce.S.M.A., and the greetings of the Mayor of Foligno, Lawyer Stefano Zuccarini and the Councilor for Economic Development of the Umbria Region, Dr. Michele Fioroni, General Comelli began the proceedings with his presentation, taking the opportunity to outline the multiple professional skills and competencies of A.M. personnel, fundamental in supporting the operational activities of the Armed Forces. 

The Logistics Commander outlined the profile of highly specialized and qualified figures, such as experimenters and testers, aeronautical engineers and maintainers, computer scientists and telecommunications technicians, chemists, emergency and projection logistics specialists, administrators, civil engineers, doctors and nurses.

The morning continued with speeches by representatives of industrial, national and local entities from the Umbria region, and specifically with two round tables that highlighted the importance of the aerospace sector and the economic and professional opportunities in the medium and long term. The round tables were attended by experts from the civilian and military sectors, including Dr. Gregory Alegi, the Air Force General (R) Alberto Rosso, already Chief of Staff of the Air Force, the General Inspector-in-Chief Giuseppe Lupoli, as well as representatives of the university world and industry.