Low-cost airline Blue Air is reducing flights to and from Italy from March until the beginning of April 2020, in the context of the spread of the coronavirus epidemic and the installation of quarantine for passengers traveling to and from several cities in Italy, resulting in a decrease in ticket demand and an increase in the number of passenger no-shows at boarding.
Previously, low-cost carrier Ryanair also announced that it would reduce its flight schedule to and from Italy by 25% between March 17 and April 8, in a context of reduced flight demand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Blue Air reducing flights to Italy?
Blue Air is reducing flights due to the coronavirus epidemic, quarantine measures, and a significant drop in passenger demand.
What other airlines are affected?
Ryanair has also announced a 25% reduction in its flight schedule to and from Italy during the same period.
When will these flight reductions take place?
The reductions are scheduled from March until early April 2020.