Many flights are sold out, with only a few remaining: "Returning to the island for Christmas will be difficult."

Both December 20th and 21st were sold out . And the days before and after are no better, with only one time slot—morning—available for those wishing to return to Sardinia (leaving from Milan) to spend the Christmas holidays, once again coming up against the limits of territorial continuity that continues to be a matter of debate.

No seats are available for the pre-Christmas weekend, with Saturday the 20th and Sunday the 21st already full, regardless of time. On the 19th, the only available option is the 8:50 flight, with a resident rate of €84.50, so one might try postponing. But on the 22nd, too, there's only one available time—again, 8:50—and the same goes for the 23rd. On Christmas Eve, the departure time is 9:10 PM .

You have two options: skip spending the holidays with your family or opt for Ryanair. In this case, you should expect to spend at least €300 for the round trip.

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