Enzo Zangrilli
Country Manager for Italy & Malta at ADB SAFEGATE
Enzo Zangrilli has worked in a number of countries for over a decade in the contracting and technical tendering management arena for large multinational companies, such as Pilkington group, IMERYS and ABB.
In the Aviation Industry, Enzo has covered multitude of roles as Senior Executive for easyJet, Alitalia, Menzies Aviation, Aviapartner and private aviation companies in the Middle East, being responsible for contracts, procurement of airport services and addressing the economic regulation in both Airlines and Airports alike.
After working for Trieste Airport as Commercial Director for the Aviation and non Aviation Development, Enzo has opened an International Aviation consultancy company working for Airport, Airlines and Ground Handlers. Since March 2021, Enzo covers the role of Country Manager for Italy & Malta for ADB SAFEGATE, based in Rome, Italy, at our Fiumicino Airport office.
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MILAN. ADB SAFEGATE works with SEA Milan Airports to improve performance at the apron area at Linate and Malpensa airports. We´re happy to be providing equipment and software packages to provide faster gate turns, reduced delays, accurate TOBT updates, less congestion and increased productivity and cost-efficiencies, hence supporting the process which helps the much needed Airport Collaborative Decision Making processes (ACDM). Continue reading
ROME. A lot is happening at Rome-Fiumicino International Airport “Leonardo Da Vinci” where Aeroporti di Roma, has entrusted ADB SAFEGATE with a number of demanding and technologically complex projects. From our offices, located in the heart of the airport, we have worked full steam on the finalization of the SafeControl Apron Management (SAM) upgrade project, one of the first such upgrades in Europe.
Leonardo da Vinci Airport, also known as Rome-Fiumicino International Airport, is the busiest airport in Italy. For four consecutive years (2017-2020), Leonardo da Vinci Airport has won the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Airports Council International award among European airports with more than 40 million passengers a year, and for three times in a row (from 2018 to 2020) the airport has won the Best Airport Award among European Airports with more than 25 million passengers a year. Still major infrastructure changes are planned by the airport operator to increase the operating capacity. Continue reading
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