Volotea will be the first airline to operate flights at the new Salerno airport, set to be officially operational on 11 July.
Starting with three Italian and one French route
The Spanish carrier will operate four routes, to Cagliari, Nantes, Catania, and Verona, from the gateway airport to the Amalfi Coast. The inaugural route will be Nantes on 11 July followed by Cagliari on 13 July both operating twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Commencing 2 September and for the entire winter season, flights will operate to Catania and Verona with two weekly frequencies on Mondays and Fridays.
“The significance of Campania in our future growth plans”
Operating at Naples airport since 2013, Volotea reaffirms the strategic importance of the Campania region in its expansion plans, which aim at boosting the local economy by increasing the arrival of tourists. 
Volotea’s president and founder Carlos Muñoz“The start of operations from Salerno’s airport is an important milestone for the region and for Volotea, and will allow us to further expand in the area. With the 23 flights already available from Naples’ Capodichino Airport, we can now offer four new routes from Salerno, once again underscoring the significance of Campania in our future growth plans,” said Volotea’s president and founder Carlos Muñoz.
Volotea’s eighth Italian base will be Bari
“The commencement of flights at Salerno Costa D'Amalfi airport is the result of significant strategic, infrastructural, and commercial efforts, - said Roberto Barbieri, CEO of Gesac, the airport management company. -The partnership with Volotea, which dates back to 2013, is an extraordinary driving force for the tourism development of our region.” Italy is the second market for Volotea, and in 2024, the airline plans to increase its capacity by 16%, providing 4.5 million seats, introducing new routes and establishing its eighth Italian base in Bari.
