Blue Bird Airways Expands Italy Flights, Adds Bologna Route
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Blue Bird Airways is launching new direct flights from Tel Aviv to Bologna, Italy, with plans to add Rome and Naples later, expanding its Italian destinations to five. The airline cites growing demand and offers introductory fares starting at 128 euros.
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- Blue Bird Airways launches new direct flights from Tel Aviv to Bologna.
- Flights to Bologna operate three times weekly starting at 128 euros.
- The airline plans to add Rome and Naples routes in September.
- This expansion brings Blue Bird's Italian destinations to five.
- The move is driven by growing demand for travel to Italy.
Blue Bird Airways has announced the launch of regular direct flights from Tel Aviv to Bologna, Italy, significantly expanding its European network for the upcoming autumn travel season. The new route, operating three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, aims to make travel between Israel and Italy more accessible for independent travelers and tourists.
Flights to Bologna, a major cultural and transportation hub in Northern Italy, start at 128 euros one-way, with round-trip prices varying based on dates and availability. Bologna's excellent rail connections also offer convenient access to other Italian cities like Florence, Modena, and Parma.
This expansion is part of Blue Bird's strategy to strengthen its presence in the Italian market, driven by a perceived growing demand for travel to the region, according to the airline and the "Kavei Hofesh" tourism group. In addition to existing routes to Milan and Bergamo, the airline plans to introduce direct flights to Rome and Naples in mid-September. This will bring Blue Bird's total Italian destinations to five, offering passengers greater flexibility.
Previously, the airline was in the news when its employees reportedly refused to fly to Israel.
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