The inaugural flight of Volotea arrives to Malta. (source: Malta International Airport media)
Italian airlines Volotea has launched direct flights to Verona and Genoa, which Malta International Airport (MIA) says will further strengthen its direct links to one of its top markets; Italy, according to a press statement MIA sent to Business Malta.
Volotea will be operating a weekly service to each one of the two cities during the summer months, with the flight to Verona being offered on Tuesdays and the flight to Genoa being a mid-week one.
Despite the fact that both cities are found in the northern part of the Italian Peninsula and are only a three-hour train ride away from each other, their offering is quite different and is likely to capture the imagination of different holidaymakers, the MIA press statement says.
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