On 21 June, Air Europa will once again connect Madrid and Venice. The airline is reopening this route, one of the most popular in the Summer in Europe, and it does so with two daily frequencies. This way, it meets the growing interest of its customers in the transalpine country, adding to its destinations one of the most iconic for travellers around the world.
Customers will enjoy a wide offer to the city of canals that will exceed 140,000 seats this year. During 2024, more than 750 flights are scheduled to connect Madrid with Venice. Departures from the Spanish capital will be at 7.20am and 3.15pm, respectively, while those from Italy will depart for Madrid-Barajas airport at 10.45am and 6.40pm. The route will be operated with the Boeing 737 fleet, one of the most efficient, comfortable, and successful narrow-body aircraft on the market.
With the start of flights to Venice this summer, Air Europa significantly strengthens its commitment to the Italian market, where it already operates two daily frequencies to both Rome and Milan. Passengers arriving from Venice have a quick and easy connection to most of the domestic and transoceanic destinations operated by the airline on their arrival in Madrid.