ITALIAN WIND JET ANNOUNCES NEW FLIGHTS FOR 2008
ANSA English Corporate Service
March 11, 2008 Tuesday 4:21 PM CET
(ANSA) – Catania, March 11 – Italian low-cost carrier Wind Jet,
based in the southern Italian island of Sicily, announced its new
flights for the spring and summer of 2008.
The company will launch two new international flights from Forli,
in the central Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, two flights from
Catania, Sicily, and one from Verona, in the northern region of Veneto.
The two Forli flights will be to Yerevan, Armenia, and to Samara,
in southeastern Russia. Wind Jet will start flying to Yerevan from
April 20, 2008 and to Samara from June 15, 2008.
>From Catania the company will fly to Moscow and to Saint Petersburg,
eastern Russia. The Moscow flight will be launched on April 23,
2008, and the Saint Petersburg one on May 4, 2008. As of May 31,
2008, the company will start flying between Verona to Saint Petersburg.
The low-cost carrier also announced its new domestic flights. From May
2008 Wet Jet will fly from Turin, in the northern region of Liguria,
to Palermo, Sicily. The company will also increase the number of
flights from Sicily to Milan, in the northern region of Lombardy. Wind
Jet will fly from Catania three times per day and from Palermo two
times per day. The Sicily – Milan flights will be operated as a code
sharing agreement with Mistral Air, owned by Italian state-owned
postal services company Poste Italiane.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
