Cheap Flights to Italy - Low Cost, Charter and Scheduled Flights to Italian Airports

Cheap Flights to Italy - Low Cost, Charter and Scheduled

This is brief guide to the airlines that serve Italian destinations. If you feel we have omitted any information please contact us to let us know.

British Airways

BA fly direct to a number of Italian destinations - Bologna, Bari, Cagliari, Milan, Pisa, Rome, Turin, Venice and Verona. All these flights are from all UK airports via London.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

You are now able to fly to Italy from every UK airport via Amsterdam with KLM, a very good way to save on driving and parking costs.

Thomson have a generous choice of flights to Italy with most departures out of Gatwick to Alghero, Cagliari, Catania, Lamezia terme, Pisa, and Venice. You can also fly to Naples, Pisa and Venice from a selection of Birmingham, Cardiff, Bristol, Doncaster Sheffield, Glasgow, Manchester, Newcastle, Bournemouth, and Coventry.

FlyBe British European Airlines

Fly direct to Milan from Manchester and Birmingham.

BMI Airlines

BMI fly to Milan, Rome, Venice, and Naples direct from London Heathrow terminal 1 and from regional airports via LHR.

FlyThomasCook.com

Thomas Cook have regular flights to Venice, Verona and Catania from London Gatwick and Manchester, and to Naples from many UK airports.

Air Italy

Air Italy operate mostly internal flights to Bari, Catania, Milan, Naples, Verona and Rome. Probably the lowest cost option of getting around the country.

TUIFly.com

TUIFly is one of the dominant low cost airlines in Germany right now and has flights from all over the country to Milan Orio al Serio, Venice, Calvi, Pisa, Rome, Naples, Lamezia Terme, Bari, Catania, Palermo, Rimini, and Cagliari.

EasyJet

Easyjet's rapidly expanding European network means that you can now access Italy from many European Countries not just the UK. It has flights to Milan Linate and Malpensa, Turin, Pisa, Rome, Naples, Catania, Palermo, Rimini, and Venice.

Ryanair

Ryanair, now the largest low cost carrier in Europe, predictably has many destinations in Italy, actually all the aforementioned plus Ancona, Trapani, Brindisi, Perugia, Ancona, Genoa and Parma.

Air Meridiana

Mostly an inland low cost airline, but it is most useful for its direct flights from London to Florence. It also flies direct to Florence from Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest, Barcelona, and Madrid.

Windjet

With a base at Forli, you can reach many airports in Italy from Moscow, St Petersburg, Riga, Amsterdam, Paris, Nantes and even Samara.

Jet2.com

Jet 2 are a low cost airline based in the North of England who have a good selection of flights to Venice, Milan, Pisa and Rome from Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh, Belfast, and Newcastle.

Air Berlin

Air Berlin fly to Milan Olio, Rome, Naples, Brindisi, Lamezia Terme, and Olbia

Vueling Airlines

Fly direct from Spain to Milan, Venice, Rome and Naples.

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