After a weekend of running in, it gets serious. Continuity is fully operational and Volotea increases frequencies, even if compared to the standards introduced in 2013, the number of flights is in sharp decline.
The ministerial decree provides for a cut of up to 44% at Cagliari airport. At the expense of this are above all the connections with Rome. In October 2019 we could count on 9 pairs of daily flights, now on 5. And also the route with Milan recorded a reduction: from 6 to 4 planes a day.
The Spanish airline has added all flights between now and May 14 to its sales channels.
Here is the plan, in detail.
Cagliari-Rome - 6 - 7.20 - 15 - 18.30 - 20.15 Maximum price 56 euros
Rome-Cagliari - 7.40 - 9 - 16.40 - 20.10 - 21.55 Maximum price 72 euros
Cagliari-Milan - 7 - 9.20 - 16.20 - 19 Maximum price 64 euros
Milan-Cagliari - 9 - 11.15 - 18.15 - 21 Maximum price 74 euros
Alghero-Rome - 7.15 - 16 - 19.15 Maximum price 48 euros
Rome-Aghero - 8.50 - 17.35 - 20.50 Maximum price 61 euros
Alghero-Milan - 7 - 18.45 Maximum price 56 euros
Milan-Alghero - 8.40 - 20.40 Maximum price 74 euros
Olbia-Rome - 7.15 - 16 - 19.15 Maximum price 61 euros
Rome-Olbia - 8.50 - 17.35 - 20.50 Maximum price 72 euros
Olbia-Milan - 7 - 19 Maximum price 69 euros
Milan-Olbia - 8.50 am - 9 pm Maximum price 74 euros
BAGGAGE KNOT - What starts today will be the test week for the Spanish company, which will have to update its web channels to eliminate unnecessary surcharges in territorial continuity flights. Until yesterday evening there were still some "pitfalls" that led to pay for loading luggage or booking seats on board.
