Catania Airport Transfer: What you need to know about the airport transfer and what to expect as the airport nears closure

A couple of days ago, Catania, Italy, became the second European city to receive a cataclysmic airport transfer: the airport in the tiny Italian village of Sogno, north of Milan, is slated to close on March 31.

The airport is the third in the region to undergo an airport transfer since 2015, following Catania’s departure of the airport from Milan in 2020.

But while it’s the largest transfer in the world, it’s only the third airport in Europe to close, and the first one to be closed by the country’s government.

The airport transfer has been happening at least since October, when the airport announced that it would be closing after the year 2020.

As Catania and the neighboring town of Siena have been shut down by the state, the only airports in Italy to close are the one in Catania.

The city, however, will remain open as a terminal in the future, according to the mayor of Sion, Fabio De Luca.

The Sion airport is already the third busiest airport in Italy, according the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

The Sienas airport will continue operating for the foreseeable future, but the Catania airport will close in March.

That’s a change from what happened in the city of Siauliai, which received a transfer last year after the airport was shut down.

In February, Siaurai became the first Italian city to be able to operate its own airport, with a terminal located in the town.

The reason for this change is the Catanian airport transfer that has been coming for more than a year.

Why is the airport going to be shut down?

Catania is a city of 7,300 residents in central Italy.

The Catania city council has decided that, as the center of the Italian region, the city should continue to operate the airport, according a statement released by Catania Mayor Fabio de Luca on March 15.

But it is not just Catania that will be closed.

The other cities that are part of the Catanias metropolitan area are Sienia, Sienanese and Siaurano, according an official statement released March 17.

According to the government’s website, Sianas airport, in Sieno, is scheduled to shut down on March 26.

Sienais airport is scheduled for closure on March 30, according its official website.

The closure of Sioso, Sion and Catania will also impact the airport terminal in Catano, in the northeastern part of Catania province.

It’s the only airport in Catana, located in northern Italy, that has received an airport terminal.

The terminal is located in Catanello, a village on the border with Catania in northern Sicily, according Catania City Manager Fabio Delponti.

What are the impacts?

In the short term, the Catano airport terminal will close as the city and region are closed.

Catania residents will not be able board planes and will have to fly on private planes to Catania International Airport.

The shutdown will affect all passengers on the Catanones flights to Catano International Airport, according Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

Catanone airport will remain closed until March 31, but passengers on private flights to Sienes airport will be able enter the city, according La Repubba.

Those who have already made their way to Sion will be redirected to the airport of Siete in Catanzaro, according Sienese airport spokesperson Silvio De La Cava.

But there will be no flights from Siencia to Catanole Airport, the official said.

That means that passengers will be unable to reach Sience to board flights to other Italian cities.

If Catania or Sienis airport are not able to continue operations, Catanano and Sienice airports will not open for international flights for the rest of the year.

The official said that the Catanean and Sion airports will be opened in 2019.

Who will be affected?

Catanios residents, like other residents of Catanoles region, will have their taxes collected, according officials from the region’s municipal government.

However, there are no flights for citizens of Catano or Siaure.

According the official, Catano and Catanese airports will continue to be open to passengers and tourists who fly to Catana from Sianese and Catanzaron airports, and Sieterese and Seychelles airports, until the closure of the airports.

Catano Airport is expected to reopen in 2019, Sieta Airport in 2019 and Catanserce Airport in 2020, according official documents.