Meridianafly, the Italian airline set to merge with Air Italy, launched a new domestic route on 30th October.
The airline now flies 12 times weekly from Bari (BRI) in the south to Milan Linate (LIN), the city airport serving Italy’s northern financial capital, with A320 aircraft.
Competition comes from Alitalia’s subsidiary Air One, which operates daily, as well as mainline Alitalia’s 5 weekly flights. Partner Air Italy operates an additional 6 flights a week.