Bari and Brindisi Airport

Brindisi and Zurich are new destinations joining the carrier’s network in summer 2023.

The agreement seeks to improve connectivity between Italy and Latvia.

The proposed network growth from the London airport comes after the airline bought a portfolio of slots from Scandinavian LCC Norwegian Air Shuttle.

Abu Dhabi, Rome and Amsterdam will see increased connectivity through the partnerships.

Thirteen new routes are being launched from Italy’s capital during the summer 2022 season.

Eighteen routes to destinations in nine countries are being launched as part of the ULCC’s latest expansion in Italy.

The move strengthens the ULCC’s presence in the Italian capital, from where it is set to have more than 470 departing weekly flights.

The expansion takes the number of routes offered from the Italian airport to five.

The ULCC plans to offer more than 4 million departure seats from Italy during the current summer season—a huge increase from the 1.9 million available during summer 2019.

Wizz Air is stepping up competition with Ryanair at Bari in southern Italy, while the Hungarian carrier’s Abu Dhabi offshoot is also growing.

Several domestic trunk routes are expected to reach 2019 capacity levels again.

The French flag-carrier will launch 22 new routes.

Three new bases will open in Greece alongside the expansion of existing bases in Italy and France.

The three airlines are adding capacity and routes to the Sardinian airport this summer.

More destinations are set to be added to the Ukrainian LCC’s network this summer.

The Italian start-up has outlined plans to fly domestic routes this summer.

Routes analyzes some of the services returning as well as new routes being launched. This week we look at Qatar Airways resuming Lagos; Wizz Air’s first Italian domestic routes; and American Airline adding Daytona Beach flights.

The two carriers have agreed a codeshare deal less than four months after signing a Memorandum of Understanding to increase their cooperation.

Romanian carrier Blue Air will grow its network at home and in Italy later this year.

The flights are part of the relaunching of the bankrupt carrier.

With five based aircraft, Berlin will become the airlines’ 73rd base, and will see the launch of sixteen new routes, bringing the total number of destinations to 22.

Mainly targeting leisure demand, Mistral Air will offer twice weekly flights on the two routes on a seasonal summer only basis. These flights will operate between April 28, 2015 and September 1, 2015 and will be operated using Boeing 737-300 equipment configured with 144 seats.