Italy is considering the possibility of revisiting its plans to reduce its stake in the national air traffic control operator, Enav, in 2026. This potential move comes amid ongoing discussions about the country’s aviation and infrastructure management strategies, according to reports by La Repubblica.
The Italian government has previously expressed interest in privatizing or reducing its share in Enav, aiming to promote efficiency and attract investment. However, the timeline for such actions has been subject to change, with officials assessing economic conditions and industry needs.
As of now, no official decision has been announced, and further details are awaited from government officials. The development highlights ongoing debates over privatization efforts within Italy’s transportation sector, as policymakers weigh the benefits of private sector involvement against maintaining public control.