Ampugnano airport investment rises to at least €67 million
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- The Panerai group announced a €17 million investment in Ampugnano airport at the end of 2023, and in June 2025 the total investment was raised to €34 million, including €16 million for a 20‑hectare photovoltaic plant.
- In October 2026 ENAC Servizi sent documentation showing infrastructure works valued at €51 million, which differs from the €18 million for infrastructure announced at the June 2025 conference; together with the €16 million photovoltaic plant, the minimum total investment reaches €67 million. The investment is intended to support four daily flights to and from Rome, but ENAC denies the masterplan required by the Navigation Code and says the state only finances airports of national interest, implying Ampugnano does not qualify.
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