100.000 flights per day

August 13, 2014

Montreal – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) published the 58th edition of the World Air Transport Statistics (WATS), a leading yearbook of the airline industry’s annual performance containing extensive statistical information and analysis. 

“Commercial aviation began 100 years ago with a single airplane, a single passenger and a single route. Last year, as recorded in the WATS, the industry carried more than 3 billion passengers and nearly 48 million tonnes of cargo on nearly 100,000 flights per day, while the real price of air travel fell by 7.4%. Aviation’s annual contribution exceeds even these impressive figures. Its global economic impact is estimated at $2.4 trillion and it supports 3.4% of global GDP. By value, over a third of goods traded internationally are delivered by air and some 58.1 million jobs are supported by aviation,” said Tony Tyler, IATA’s Director General and CEO.

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Interview to Ale and Luca, Management Team WTC.

January 16, 2018 - 1. What is the concept behind the World Trade Center Malpensa Airport and what are the main fields of operations?"The concept of the World Trade Centers in the world is to be globally connected but also to develop at a local scale personalized services and needs for clients. Our Malpensa Business Center was initially created with an international scope, open to potential clients looking for efficiency and innovation".2. How has your business evolved from the economic crisis to the beginning of the recovery?"The crisis has had a strong impact on all sectors, from Commerce to Logistics and the Real Estate market has inevitably been affected too. We have learned to be more flexible to meet our clients’ needs and to know how to catch new opportunities like the typical ‘Dutch approach".3. Where are you located and which are the strategic advantages that you can drive from?"We are located only 2 kms away from the International Airport of Malpensa and very close to the A4 motorway entrance which are the two essential conditions making us the only logistics hub in Northern Italy able to offer such a strategic proximity whether by air or by road.These geographical advantages add up to a flexible space management, fully personalizable, for offices as well as warehouses, with the most evolved goods handling capabilities".4. A glimpse into the past and future: who were your clients and who are the new ones?"Logistics has been our core business since the very beginning. Delivery Industry giants, such as global couriers Fedex and DHL, stand out as our biggest clients thanks to the airport’s proximity as well as the wide range of services associated that we are able to offer. The Business Center, i.e. dedicated office spaces, is altogether brand new and represents our leading offer to develop international business, from a range of high standard scalable solutions to affordable cheaper prices, combining convenience, efficiency, innovation and an amazing go-green setting such as the Parco del Ticino. Our offices and meeting rooms, modular and divisible, adapt to last-minute necessity in response to today’s fast-paced working environment".5. What are the most interesting trends in your field? Why do your clients need your services?"This year’s trends have been Art, Fashion, Research, E-commerce showing that not only logistics but all international commercial sectors needed to travel and be hosted in modern and efficient spaces. Our client base has evolved over time, touching activity fields which were before only limited to metropolitain areas, but no longer able to answer today’s business needs, space, services or integrated solutions related.For this reason, the data collected from the last survey on the satisfaction level of the businesses operating in our Business Center is encouraging: not only services such as Corporate Gym, reserved parking places, airport shuttle, bar and restaurants, commercial conventions appear to be instrumental but also lots of custom-made solutions able to answer the most particular need, which facilitate our clients’ everyday life" Read More

21.750 sqm real estate successfully rented in 2017

January 10, 2018 - 21.750 m2 real estate successfully rented out at World Trade Center Malpensa Airport In 2017, World Trade Center Malpensa Airport welcomed a large number of new tenants in both office buildings and logistics buildings. In total, more than 21.750 m2 of which approximately 2.470 m2 of office space and no less than 19.280 m2 of logistics space. Ten (inter)national organizations started operating in Italy at WTC in 2017 at Malpensa Airport. This WTC offers office buildings as well as logistic buildings. All buildings are located on a business park with plenty of additional facilities such as a restaurant, hotel and shuttle service to the airport. WTC Malpensa Airport is owned by Schiphol Real Estate, a division of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in the Netherlands. New tenantsThe following organizations have established themselves in the logistics buildings: VIP Shop, one of the world's largest international online shopping platforms and the Italian logistics service providers Mas Logistics and Arteria, both specialized in high-quality goods. In addition, the following companies have established themselves in the office buildings: Thunder Power, Gate Gourmet, Custom Air, Fives Intralogistics, DHL Global Forwarding, BM Systems and SPI & Meccanica Prealpina. Business ParkHigh-quality office buildings and logistical storage facilities are offered at WTC Malpensa Airport. A business park with many extras for colleagues and customers. This WTC is the location in Italy for doing business, nationally and internationally. Centrally located and easily accessible. All information about the availability, quality and services of this business park: take a look at World Trade Center Malpensa Airport. Royal Schiphol GroupSchiphol Real Estate, a division of Royal Schiphol Group in the Netherlands, is engaged in the development, investment, management and operation of commercial real estate at and around airports. Read More