09 June 2026
The Atalanta Store BGY reopens
The Nerazzurri store returns to Milan Bergamo Airport after security checks, with a new space dedicated to departing fans and open every day from 6 to 22
The Atalanta Store BGY, the store entirely dedicated to the Nerazzurri colours, has reopened at Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY). The space, located in the departures area after security checks, welcomes passengers, fans and enthusiasts in a completely renovated guise.
The new store is designed to offer a more modern and engaging experience, transforming the time before the flight into an opportunity to buy official Atalanta products and bring with you a symbol of the Bergamo team and the Bergamo area.
The Atalanta Store BGY is located inside the Bergamo airport, in the airside area, and is open every day from 6 am to 10 pm. The location allows departing passengers to visit it comfortably before boarding.
The official inauguration was attended by the President of Atalanta Antonio Percassi, the President of SACBO Giovanni Sanga, the General Manager of SACBO Amelia Corti and the Corporate General Manager of Atalanta Andrea Fabris. The design and construction of the new store were curated by the architect Davide Brembilla with Feel Design Srl.
By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photos: Copyright © Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio S.r.l. press office
Photo Bergamo: Copyright © Sisterscom.com / Shutterstock
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