Aeroitalia is now flying to Salerno Costa d'Amalfi and Cilento AIrport, having formed an important partnership with the airport management company GESAC.
19 weekly flights from four Italian cities
The airline is basing an aircraft in Salerno and launching 19 weekly flights: direct connections from Genoa, Milan Malpensa, Turin and Trieste. All flights will be operated with 100-seat Embraer 190 aircraft, starting on 22 May. This is also a new opportunity for international passengers arriving on the coast who wish to travel to other destinations in Italy.
“We will soon be expanding our network”
“We confirm our focus on Campania, a region of great tourist and cultural value and extraordinary potential for both national and international mobility,- says Gaetano Intrieri, CEO of Aeroitalia. -The agreement with GESAC is a decisive step in the implementation of our growth strategy, which aims to connect areas of Italian excellence with the most important destinations, creating new opportunities for tourism and local economies. We will soon be expanding our network with new international leisure destinations that are in high demand, continuing to invest resources and energy to offer high-quality services and support the growth of a region that we consider strategic and central to our corporate vision." The carrier also notes that, from 1 July to 30 August, flights may be subject to temporary changes in view of the addition of new international routes. “Any changes to the schedule will be communicated in a timely manner.”
The airport aims to abolish the municipal surcharge
“Thanks to intense teamwork with a partner who believes in the airport's growth potential, we have restored momentum to Salerno airport, creating the conditions for a stable recovery of scheduled flights, with a purely business focus. We are also building a favourable environment for the development of incoming tourism, adopting territorial marketing strategy aimed at enhancing the destination on international markets. Constructive dialogue with the institutions is continuing to begin the process of abolishing the municipal surcharge, a measure already successfully adopted at several Italian airports with less than one million annual passengers. This is crucial to strengthen the appeal and competitiveness of Campania's second airport,” said GESAC’s CEO, Roberto Barbieri.
