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The Milano Linate Airport &#8220;Enrico Forlanini&#8221; was officially inaugurated in October 1937, exactly sixty years after the Italian inventor and engineer, after whom the airport was named, tested his prototype helicopter.
Completed in 1938 for civilian use only, the Milanese airport reflects the essence of the Italian rationalist architecture of the 1930s with its clean and modernist elegance. It stands next to the Idroscalo, an area that has been used since the 1920s for flying seaplanes. Milan was therefore endowed with two important airfields: one with a runway on water and the other, on land and fully equipped, used to connect the city to the most important cities in Italy and Europe, such as Rome, Venice, Turin, Paris, London and Munich.
In the following decades, the airport underwent various modifications and extensions, such as the ones that took place in 1960 when the runway was extended to the end of the Lambro River. In 2019, it was closed to passengers and traffic for a few months for maintenance and renovation work and reopened in October of the same year with a decidedly more contemporary look. The façade and all internal and external spaces, such as transit areas, canopies and car parks, were completely renovated with the most advanced technology. All this contributed to making the Milanese airport an even more efficient and ultra-modern hub.
The refurbishment plan also included the re-doing of the lighting system, a task entrusted to Disano, a leader in lighting products designed and manufactured especially for all kinds of infrastructure, from bridges and tunnels to railway stations and airports.
The Italian lighting company supplied luminaires equipped with the most innovative LED sources, such as Mini Stelvio, Minicomfort, LED Panel and Hydro: their technical gear brings great benefits to the light output, which is of excellent quality capable of achieving very high levels of performance. What&#8217;s more, the light is stable and free from any harmful flicker &#8211; a key parameter, especially in environments where video surveillance systems are also installed.
Disano&#8217;s lighting installation has helped to make the Milan airport even more technologically advanced and compliant with international standards.

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