Fiumicino, accordo Adr-sindacati sul piano di sviluppo da 9 miliardi

Fiumicino's Leonardo da Vinci Airport is set to undergo a €9 billion development plan, as outlined in a protocol signed between Aeroporti di Roma and the national and regional secretariats of Cgil, Cisl, Uiltrasporti, and Ugl Trasporto Aereo. The agreement establishes a permanent company-sindicate observatory to monitor the infrastructure project's progress, along with its job, social, and territorial impacts.

The initiative is part of the Sustainable Development Plan for the airfield, relying solely on private funding to upgrade existing facilities and construct new ones to accommodate an annual passenger traffic of 100 million by 2046. This aligns with the National Airports Plan, which forecasts a total demand of around 305 million passengers annually in Italy by 2035, emphasizing the need to match the capacity of key airport infrastructures.

The agreement also includes periodic discussions on job quality, combating contract dumping in tenders, workers' health and safety, work-life balance policies, and airport welfare. Furthermore, it extends collaboration to the airfield's mobility and accessibility, environmental sustainability, and integration with the surrounding area.

Both parties acknowledge Fiumicino's strategic role in international connectivity and the nation's competitiveness, committing to its growth while safeguarding jobs and addressing local community needs.