Alessandro Fidato, the Chief Operations Officer of SEA Milan Airport, shared ambitious sustainability projects for Malpensa and Linate Airports. The plan includes a green hydrogen station at Malpensa, set to be operational by 2026 alongside the eMAGO project for electrification. SEA Milan is actively promoting sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) through initiatives like a remuneration scheme for airlines and collaboration with ENI for a reliable SAF supply chain. The airport system saw a 37.4% reduction in its direct carbon footprint in 2023 through energy efficiency and renewable energy strategies. Passenger growth is expected to continue, with a projected 8% increase in 2024. Despite expansion, the airport aims for sustainability by addressing CO2 emissions and noise pollution, implementing measures like new take-off routes and a passenger charging structure based on environmental impact.