Voltea establish new Spanish routes, interested in Corvera

 

Volotea, the Barcelona based Spanish low-cost carrier created just last year by the founders of Vueling, Carlos Muñoz & Lázaro Ros, has announced that flights from Valencia to Venice, and between Malaga and Bordeaux will commence in April.

Volotea have ruled themselves out of the scramble to acquire routes left by the collapse of Spanair due there being too much competetion already, however, have made no secret of the intention to establish routes to and from Murcia's Corvera International Airport once it becomes operational.

The airline now has flights to 28 European cities scheduled across 8 Countries : Italy; Spain; France; Greece; Hungary; Poland; Portugal and Croatia, and estimates that 100 direct and indirect jobs will be created for at destination that they will fly to.

As from June 22nd there will be 3 flights per flights between Valencia and Venice, and between Malaga and Bordeaux.

From 25th April the airline will also operate 3 flights per week between Alicante - Venice, Bilbao - Venice, and Venice - Malaga, and 2 on the route Venice-Santiago de Compostela.

Volotea became an operating business in early March with the sale of a total of 400,000 seats for flights between Venice Marco Polo and European destinations, starting from 19 euros each way.