ITA Airways has announced the launch of flights between Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and Caracas (CCS) starting March 30, restoring a direct air link between Italy and Venezuela. The service will operate three times per week, offering new connectivity options between the two countries. According to the airline, flights will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays using Airbus A330neo aircraft, the next-generation widebody model deployed by the carrier on its long-haul routes.
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The launch of this route will strengthen connections between Europe and Venezuela, a market with significant family, commercial, and tourism ties to Italy. Passengers will also be able to access ITA Airways’ network of destinations through its main hub in Rome, facilitating onward connections to other European cities.
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The Airbus A330neo is known for its operational efficiency and cabin configuration designed for long-haul flights. Its deployment will enable ITA Airways to provide the capacity needed to serve demand on the route linking the Italian capital with Caracas.
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