ITA Airways, the national airline of Italy, has just put its newest transatlantic route on sale, which will represent the carrier’s first route to Canada.
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I wish ITA can announce flights to Atlanta. Atlanta would be a great destination for ITA.
Yes, hopefully they will start a flight to Newark once they join( hopefully) StarAlliance.
They are at least interlining with AC and WS and selling such tickets on their website. For example, I looked at a YOW-FCO round trip via YYZ. The price in economy was a bit higher than the direct YYZ-FCO, but business was a bit cheaper. Ottawa has no SkyTeam service. When I searched from YUL, they gave connections on DL via JFK. From Calgary they offered connections on both AC and WS.
This isn’t right. ITA flights now show up on delta.com, but business flights have egregious taxes
ITA will never replace JFK with EWR but an EWR service, should they really join Star Alliance, would absolutely happen, and probably result in UA dropping one of its 2 daily flights on EWR-FCO in peak Spring/Summer season.
AZ used to operate at EWR until the mid-2010s with FCO service, on the 767-300ER.
Not if ITA exits SkyTeam, which it probably would if LH takes it over, which it probably will. The building blocks for ITA in Star Alliance are sort of already there, with ORD, SFO, IAD in place but obviously, no connectivity.
YOW has SkyTeam service with Air France to CDG, but doesn’t have any oneworld services IIRC
I had a delightful RT ROM-GRU with ITA last month. To your point, the -900neo was one of the freshest feeling J experiences I'd had in a while, while the older -200(or was it -300) wreaked of ex-Alitalia. Both were pleasant enough flights though, but the first really stood out and surpassed my expectations. I love the blue livery too.
It was a very good flight. Clean and beautiful crew members were also treated very well.