06 December 2024
Volotea's 70 millionth passenger awarded in Marseille
Traveller Marc Kuhm, on the Marseille-Strasbourg route, won a year of free flights. To celebrate the event, the carrier has transformed the boarding gate into a Christmas market
The airline Volotea celebrates a new milestone: the transport of its 70 millionth passenger. The event, held at Marseille airport, featured the lucky passenger Marc Kuhm, chief operating officer of a multinational logistics and e-commerce company, who was awarded a year of free flights offered by the company. Kuhm was traveling on flight V72763 from Marseille to Strasbourg, a route that was particularly popular during the Christmas season because of the possibility of reaching Strasbourg's famous Christmas markets, renowned throughout Europe. To celebrate the occasion, Volotea transformed the boarding gate into a festive Christmas market, entertaining passengers with themed activities and special moments.
Volotea Christmas Market at the boarding gate of Marseille AirportCopyright © Volotea Press Office
In recent years, Volotea has received numerous awards for the quality of its services and the attention paid to the customer experience. In 2024, the airline was awarded four stars by Skytrax and was again named "Best Low-Cost Airline in Europe" at the World Airline Awards, a title it had already achieved in 2023. In addition, Volotea has distinguished itself at the World Travel Awards as "Europe's Leading Low-Cost Airline" for three years: 2021, 2022 and 2024.
By the Editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photos: Copyright © Volotea Press Office
Photo Marseille: Copyright © Sisterscom.com / Shutterstock
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