At 754 km, it is the longest Italian autostrada, running parallel to "Autostrada Adriatica" A14. In 2007, Bechtel began work on the Romanian A3 motorway (Autostrada Transilvania) and Albanian motorways. The Autostrada A1, the longest motorway in Italy, links Naples to Milan. Salerno is connected to the A2, Autostrada A3 and Autostrada A30 motorways. Angri is connected to the Autostrada A3 motorways. After the war, they were incorporated as the A6 autostrada of the Polish motorway network. Under it (in two tunnels) runs the Autostrada della Cisa between Spezia and Parma. In Italy Brescia was reached through Valle d'Aosta and the Autostrada Serenissima. Italy opened its first "autostrada" in 1924, A8, connecting Milan to Varese. In Italy the Milano-Varese autostrada was opened in 1924. Abandoned and land returned to agricultural use, Naples-Canosa Autostrada (A16) bisects former airfield. Mszanie (MA 532) on A1 autostrada (Poland). A later word of Italian origin is "autostrada" (from Italian "autostrada", highway). In 1924 the first Italian "autostrada" was opened running from Milan to Varese.