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Linate Airport

airport, Milan, Italy
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Linate Airport is one of two international airports serving Milan, Italy. Milan is the capital of the Lombardy region in northern Italy and is the country's leading financial and commercial center. The city is strategically located on major traffic routes in the Po River valley, connecting Italy with the rest of Europe. Linate Airport, along with Malpensa Airport, serves the Milan metropolitan area, which also has other nearby airports.12

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