Italy

The carrier plans to fly to 20 European cities by May.

The Italian start-up has outlined plans to fly domestic routes this summer.

The Italian flag-carrier has restored routes to São Paulo and Buenos Aires.

Ryanair grows Italian presence with additional base and 18 new routes.

The carrier is adding 10 seasonal routes to its network, including four Spanish domestic services and three in France.

Routes' weekly update on how airlines and airports across Europe are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Italian flag carrier Alitalia has suspended Milan Malpensa flights as part of efforts to control the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in northern Italy. American Airlines and LATAM Airlines Group have also halted flights to Milan.

The cuts include an already announced 40% reduction in flights to Italy.

With ambitions to evolve from a North America-focused carrier to a fully-fledged global operator, WestJet will start Calgary-Rome flights in May.

After growing capacity by 8% in 2019, Serbia’s national air carrier is launching six new routes in 2020.

Milan is one of the most well-connected and easily accessible cities in the world. We take a closer look at the Italian aviation market, ahead of the country hosting World Routes 2020.

China Southern Airlines is making a bigger play for the Italian market as it seeks to gain ground on its rivals on China - Italy routes.

After mainly operating scheduled and charter flights in Scandinavia for the past 30 years, passenger and cargo airline DAT has spread its wings and headed for warmer climes in Sicily.

While all eyes are on Adelaide for the next World Routes in 2019, Milan is already preparing for its time in the spotlight a year later.

Following the announcement that the 26th World Routes will be held in Milan in 2020, Routesonline looks at some of the key facts and figures shaping Italy’s aviation market.

With the fate of Italy's beleaguered flagship airline Alitalia still to be decided, one of the country’s newest carriers has ambitions of becoming the biggest in the low-cost industry.