(ANSA) - Rome, May 20 - Alitalia on Wednesday said it will
resume flights to New York, Spain and southern Italy on June 2.
Its non-stop link with New York will be dusted off after the
COVID lockdown along with Rome-Madrid and Rome-Barcelona
services and direct flights from Milan to southern Italy.
Alitalia said it would carry out 36% more flights than May,
operating 30 routes from 25 airports, of which 15 in Italy and
10 abroad.
The loss-making airline is being renationalised and seeking
partners as part of the government rescue.
Alitalia to resume NYC flights
Services from June 2, business will rise 36% on May