Air France-KLM will resume flights to and from Italy from June 1 as Europe emerges from its coronavirus lockdown ahead of the vital summer tourist season, the French-Dutch carrier said.
The group will gradually resume flights to Rome, Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence, Naples and Bari, the company said, adding that by the end of June, 78 Air France and KLM weekly flights to Italy would be operational.
“Returning to the Bel Paese is a great pride for us and confirms the importance of the Italian market for the Air France-KLM Group,” said Stefan Vanovermeir, Air France-KLM East Mediterranean General Manager.
