British Airways has suspended flights to and from northern Italy because of coronavirus, extending a measure initially meant to expire on March 11 to least March 28, the BBC reported on Friday.
The British carrier is reportedly cancelling flights to Milan as well as 56 connections to destinations including Bologna, Venice and Turin.
Brussels Airlines has announced that it has cut the frequency of its flights to some destinations in Italy by 30% because of a drop in bookings.
The move regards flights to Milan's Linate and Malpensa airports and to Rome, Venice and Bologna between March 2 and 14.
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