Italy

Three routes targeting business traffic will begin in March using leased E190s, while authorization has been secured for service to Buenos Aires.

The Irish carrier will offer almost 1 million seats from the Sardinian airport this summer and fly to a record 38 destinations.

The agreement seeks to improve connectivity between Italy and Latvia.

Passengers will be able to take short-haul flights between Barcelona and Milan from Jan. 17.

Delta Air Lines previously had a codeshare relationship with ITA Airways’ predecessor Alitalia.

The airline will operate the only nonstop service between Australia and continental Europe.

The Bolzano-based carrier, which first launched flights in June, was temporarily grounded.

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

By the end of the year, six airlines will have started new service from the Italian airport in 2021.

Ryanair is looking to increase its European market share from 15% to more than 20%.

Destinations are focusing on letting prospective visitors know they are open for business.

The city has had an opportunity to rethink its offering and will put the focus on 'quality and sustainability.'

The LCCs will base a combined five aircraft at VCE in summer 2022.

The new Italian flag-carrier will launch additional US routes in 2022.

The Spanish carrier will operate more than 50 routes from Orly in the upcoming winter season.

The new Italian flag-carrier will operate the routes for at least seven months.

A new link between the Netherlands and Italy is set to join Transavia’s route network.

The network addition coincides with the Expo 2020 Dubai event, taking place from October until March 2022.

The CEO of World Routes 2021 host SEA Milan Airports is confident airlines will be attracted back to Lombardy.

Alitalia’s successor plans to launch four long-haul routes to the US later this year.

Canada’s flag-carrier is rebuilding its European network with the resumption of service to Munich and plans to launch seasonal flights to Milan.

The successor to Alitalia will begin flying with 52 aircraft in its fleet.

Travelers will be keen to seek out authentic experiences once they begin to take vacations again.

Eighteen new routes are being launched from the city as low-cost operators continue to fight for market share on Italian routes.

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