Rules of conduct and safety

Access to a military airport requires measures to ensure everyone's safety.

We ask for your full cooperation and apologise in advance for any inconvenience the various checks may cause.

  • Arriving at the airport a little early. The gates will open at 10.00 of the morning.
  • Bring to follow a valid identification document and the QR code Received via email (printed or on mobile screen).
  • A large public turnout is expected and queues are possible at the airport entrance.
  • Due to crowding, there may be disruptions to mobile phone services caused by signal saturation.
  • During your stay at the airport, ensure supervision of minors and continuous assistance for people with needs, mobility difficulties, etc.
  • Minimise personal equipment; rucksacks, bags etc. may be searched at any time, including with the use of sniffer dogs.
  • It's always a good idea to bring rainwear in case of bad weather and/or a jacket.
  • Help us to keep the event area clean and safe. Linate Airport practices separate waste collection, and we invite you to collect your rubbish and place it in the designated bins. Waste constitutes a very serious threat to flight safety. Some children's toys, such as kites and balloons, can also pose a danger to aircraft.
  • Smoking is prohibited in the static display area and in the vicinity of aircraft; designated smoking areas have been established.
  • Never leave backpacks, bags, and other containers unattended.
  • Entry into areas demarcated by white and red barriers or tape, or other prohibition signs, is forbidden.
  • Follow the instructions of the military personnel present in the event area.
  • At the airport entrance and in the public area, checks will be carried out with metal detectors and sniffer dogs.

Please remember that It is forbidden:

 

  • Access within the grounds by motorcycle, bicycle, scooter or other micro-mobility vehicles will not be permitted, nor will luggage or helmet storage be available.;
  • to introduce weapons and other offensive objects;
  • Introduce glass containers.;
  • to introduce hazardous and explosive materials;
  • Introduce laser pointers and similar objects that can cause dazzling;
  • introduction to aerosol cans, flammable material and pressurised containers;
  • use drones and/or flying objects;
  • Introduce animals of any species;
  • Introduce vuvuzelas, pepper spray cans;
  • Introducing play balls, throwing objects (bow, slingshots, frisbee);
  • light any open flame.

Maps are displayed in several locations, which are useful for finding your position in the airport, the location of public services (bars, toilets, information points, etc.) and the emergency services (first aid, escape routes, etc.).

Within and outside the Facility, a video surveillance system is active for the safety and protection of the Structure. All recorded images, if necessary, will be made available to the Judicial Authority and the Judicial Police. The video surveillance systems present comply with the provisions of

pursuant to Legislative Decree 196/2003 as amended and supplemented.

Failure to comply with these regulations will result in removal from the airport premises.