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Alitalia Resumes Rome to Athens Flights Starting July 1st

2020-06-13 by Argophilia Travel News

Alitalia

Alitalia has just announced the resumption of flights from Rome Fiumicino to Athens International Airport (AIA) starting July 1st.

Tags: Alitalia, Athens bookings, Athens flights, Athens tours, Greece 2020, Greece tourists, Greece vacation, Italy flights

Sochi Welcomes Formula 1 Fans and Drivers

2014-10-09 by Phil Butler

Sochi Autodrom

According to news from Basel Aero, Sochi International Airport is already welcoming passengers for the upcoming Russian Formula 1 Gran Prix there. Sochi International Airport is expecting passengers to arrive and depart in between 30 countries on board over 730 flights.

Tags: Alitalia, Basel Aero, Grand Prix racing, Nico Rosberg, Russia events, Russia grand prix, Russia racing, Sochi, Sochi Autordrom, Sochi events

Travelport and Alitalia Extend Content Agreement

2014-09-12 by Delia Gavrilescu

Travelport logo

Travelport announced today having a renewal of its multi-year content agreement with with Alitalia, Italy’s leading airline. This reneweal enables some 67,000 Travelport-connected agents worldwide to list all of Alitalia’s fares and inventory, including web fares, and ancillary offerings.

Tags: airlines, Alitalia, content, travel content, Travelport

Alitalia Expands Crete Flights – Gets Investment Boost

2014-08-18 by Delia Gavrilescu

Alitalia

Alitalia has begin a three times per week service in between Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and the Crete holiday destination of Heraklion (HER). The route is to be a summer seasonal one flying only through 31 August.

Tags: Alitalia, Crete flights, Europe airlines, Heraklion routes, Italy airlines, Italy travel

Alitalia On Bad PR and Profits Course

2013-04-02 by Delia Gavrilescu

CAPA Alitalia profits

Just when European airline Alitalia could least afford bad publicity, news from the US Department of Transportation (DOT) tells of a fine of $125,000 levied against the airline for deceiving two passengers about their compensation rights.

Tags: airline penalties, airlines, Alitalia, consumer rights, DOT, DOT fines, Europe airlines, fines, world airlines

Opodo Deal Gets EU Thumbs Up

2011-05-31 by Phil Butler

Opodo UK landing

Private equity firm Permira, and France’s Axa, have received the “go” from EU regulators in their bid to buy online travel entity Opodo. The two investors intent to merge the Spanish Opodo company with Go Voyages and eDreams will create one of the digital world’s biggest online booking agencies.

Tags: Air France, Alitalia, Amadeus, Axa, EasyJet, eDreams, EU, EU Travel, EU travel commission, Europe travel, Expedia, Go Voyages, online companies, online travel, Opodo, OTA, Permira, regulators, Ryanair, travel commission, travel deals

Amadeus Enters the American Airlines Ticket Wars

2011-01-10 by Phil Butler

Aerial dogfight for tickets

American Airlines started an online ticket war late last year they may not be able to finish. Now Amadeus is firing warning shots across the cockpits of airlines poised to go it via “direct connect” rather than relying on OTA’s to sell seats. In a bold but quiet move, one of the world’s biggest travel players takes sides with Expedia and Orbitz.

Tags: airline carriers, airlines, Alitalia, Amadeus, American Airlines, budget carriers, Estonio, Europe airfares, Expedia, flight wars, flights, fly American, Orbitz, OTA's, Ryanair, Sabre, Wall Street Journal




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