There are 14 airports involved in the Music Festival which on June 21st will bring concerts to the airports including Pescara
Music and air travel transcend borders and unite cultures: this is the spirit with which, again this year, the National Civil Aviation Authority (Enac) joins the International Music Festival 2024 and consolidates the bond between the world music and air travel, in synergistic collaboration with the trade associations Assaeroporti and Aeroporti 2030 and with airport managers.
With the theme “We are the first orchestra”, on 21 June numerous Italian airports will host musical initiatives and performances aimed at both passengers and the large community of workers in the sector. The list of scheduled events and events will be available through the information and social channels of Enac and the airport management companies. The musical repertoire will range across various genres, from classical music to jazz, from opera to soundtracks, from pop to rock, from country to reggae up to popular and author songs. The airports of Alghero, Bergamo, Cagliari, Catania, Cuneo, Milan Malpensa, Naples, Olbia, have joined the initiative. PESCARA, Turin, Trapani and Trieste, associated with Assaeroporti; and the Rome Fiumicino and Venice airports, associated with Aeroporti 2030.
“Air transport and music – commented the president of ENAC Pierluigi Di Palma – both represent an immaterial bridge between different cultures and peoples. The Music Festival is a precious collective experience that unites artists and the public, even in airports, places of contamination and integration par excellence”.
“For Enac it is a pleasant custom to participate in this exciting day of celebration – declared the general director of Enac Alessio Quaranta –. Thanks to the organizers who involved us, to the artists who will perform, to the airport workers who work every day for the efficiency and safety of the sector. Naturally, Happy Holidays also to travellers, protagonists aware of the universal and vital message of music and travel”.
