20191204 Alitalia, Accordo Di Codeshare Con Azul Brazilian Airlines

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20191204 Alitalia, Accordo Di Codeshare Con Azul Brazilian Airlines

COMUNICATO STAMPA Alitalia: accordo di codeshare con Azul Brazilian Airlines Più opportunità di viaggio in Brasile per i passeggeri italiani Roma, 4 dicembre 2019 – Alitalia ha firmato un accordo di codeshare con Azul Brazilian Airlines, la principale compagnia aerea in Brasile per numero di città servite. Grazie a questa intesa commerciale, i passeggeri che volano da e per San Paolo e Rio de Janeiro con Alitalia potranno proseguire il viaggio su uno dei voli della vasta rete di collegamenti domestici brasiliani operati da Azul. Oltre ad assicurare una migliore connettività per i passeggeri che viaggiano con Alitalia da e per il Brasile, l’accordo garantirà ai viaggiatori ulteriori vantaggi come la possibilità di raggiungere la destinazione desiderata con un solo biglietto, facendo un solo check-in presso l’aeroporto di partenza e ritirando il bagaglio spedito direttamente all’aeroporto di arrivo. Nell’ambito di questa intesa commerciale, Alitalia applicherà il proprio codice di volo ‘AZ’ ai collegamenti Azul per 19 destinazioni domestiche in connessione con i voli Alitalia sugli aeroporti di San Paolo e Rio de Janeiro: Belém, Porto Seguro, Brasilia, Cuiabá, Belo Horizonte, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Fortaleza, Goiânia, Foz do Iguaçu, Ilhéus, Navegantes, Porto Alegre, Ribeirão Preto, Recife, Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont, Salvador, Vitória e Campinas-Viracopos. “Alitalia è sempre orientata a stringere con le principali compagnie aeree internazionali accordi commerciali tesi a offrire ai viaggiatori il maggior numero di destinazioni e un’esperienza di viaggio ai massimi livelli”, ha dichiarato Fabio Maria Lazzerini, Chief Business Officer di Alitalia. “Questa nuova collaborazione commerciale con Azul ci consentirà di aumentare in modo significativo la presenza sull’importante mercato brasiliano. Un mercato chiave dove risiede una rilevante comunità italiana e che serviamo con 42 voli andata e ritorno alla settimana, grazie al doppio collegamento giornaliero su San Paolo e al volo quotidiano su Rio de Janeiro”, ha aggiunto il manager. I voli in codeshare sono già in vendita sui sistemi di Alitalia e di Azul. Informazioni per la stampa: Ufficio Stampa Alitalia T. +39.06-65638950 Email. [email protected] Alitalia Alitalia - Società Aerea Italiana (alitalia.com) è la principale compagnia aerea italiana. Nella stagione invernale 2019- 2020 Alitalia vola verso 81 destinazioni, di cui 24 in Italia e 57 nel resto del mondo, per un totale di 3.600 voli settimanali e 102 rotte. Alitalia vanta una delle flotte più moderne ed efficienti al mondo. Alitalia è membro dell’alleanza SkyTeam e fa parte, insieme ad Air France-KLM e a Delta Air Lines, della Joint Venture Transatlantica. .

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