Overview
- A joint investigation by Sacbo, Italian Border Police and the Bergamo prosecutor is examining how Andrea Russo accessed the taxiway on July 8.
- Volotea’s Airbus A319 flight to Asturias resumed service after an hours-long suspension, with all 154 passengers and six crew unharmed and offered psychological support.
- Airport operator Sacbo has pledged a comprehensive review of perimeter controls and emergency procedures to address identified security vulnerabilities.
- Prosecutor Maurizio Romanelli is probing Russo’s motives and background, including potential aviation links and his mental health history.
- Investigators have found no evidence of technical faults or criminal complicity and continue to assess all factors in the runway breach.