The summer timetable for Salerno Costa d’Amalfi Airport, the first complete timetable for the Campania airport after its opening on 11 July 2024, sees the airport doubling its flights.
Flights from 18 scheduled destinations
Summer 2025 got underway on 30 March with the new flights from Vienna, followed by the introduction of the route from Brussels Charleroi. During the summer the airport will handle a total of 18 scheduled destinations. Of these, 13 are international: Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels Charleroi, Bucharest, Geneva, Lyon, London Gatwick, London Stansted, Marseille, Nantes, Paris Orly, Tirana and Vienna. With 13 international routes compared to seven last summer, Salerno, less than a year after opening, has seen the international segment almost double with connections from seven European capitals (Berlin, Brussels, Bucharest, London, Paris, Tirana, Vienna).
British Airways starts London Gatwick flights on 22 May
The number of airlines operating out of Salerno has also increased, thanks to the arrival of British Airways which, starting on 22 May will offer 3 weekly flights from London Gatwick, and Vueling, which will connect Salerno with Paris and Barcelona starting from 20 June and 3 July respectively. This brings to six the number of carriers offering direct connections: British Airways and the main European low-cost airlines easyJet, Ryanair, Volotea, Vueling and Wizz Air.
“Marketing strategies and improved accessibility will increase passenger traffic”
“This is an extraordinary result for an airport that has been operating for less than a year,- said Roberto Barbieri, CEO of the managing company, Gesac. - Our credibility is a strategic advantage that allows us to act as a valuable link with the airlines, thanks to the integrated management of the Naples and Salerno airports. The considerable expansion of the network, combined with targeted local marketing strategies and improved accessibility to the airport, will lead to an increase in passenger traffic, giving a strong boost to the entire regional tourism sector and opening up new prospects for prestigious destinations that are still little known on international markets.”
