Volareweb.com was a low-cost airline based in Milan-Malpensa International Airport, Italy. It was a subsidiary to Alitalia S.p.A. as CAI-Second and has ceased activity with this name since 12 January 2009.
After bankruptcy, the Volare Group S.p.A. (holding that controlled Air Europe S.p.A. and Volare Airlines S.p.A.) was put up for sale by the Italian Government in December 2006. Alitalia's offer for 38 million euros was the winning bid yet, howe...
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Volareweb.com was a low-cost airline based in Milan-Malpensa International Airport, Italy. It was a subsidiary to Alitalia S.p.A. as CAI-Second and has ceased activity with this name since 12 January 2009.
After bankruptcy, the Volare Group S.p.A. (holding that controlled Air Europe S.p.A. and Volare Airlines S.p.A.) was put up for sale by the Italian Government in December 2006. Alitalia's offer for 38 million euros was the winning bid yet, however, Air One tried to block the sale by going to court. Air One was unsuccessful but Alitalia had to create Volare S.p.A. in order to take over Volare Group S.p.A.. On 15 May 2006 the former Volare Group employees were transferred to Volare S.p.A..
At one time the airline operated flights from Italy to Spain, Germany, France, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, Estonia and Romania. In addition to these routes, Volare operated frequently to London Luton Airport. The airline suspended its operations in November 2004 and filed for bankruptcy. The...
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