Volotea's flights from Venice for the summer

Volotea strengthens its presence at Venice Marco Polo Airport by announcing a major expansion of the offer for summer 2026, with the arrival of a second aircraft based and the launch of two new seasonal routes to Greece.

In July and August 2026, the company will connect Venice to Corfu, with flights every Saturday starting from June 27, and to Rhodes, operating from July 2 every Thursday. With these innovations, the number of Greek destinations that can be reached directly from Venice with Volotea rises to eight, confirming the central role of Greece in the carrier's summer network from the lagoon capital.

In addition to the new routes, Volotea will significantly increase capacity on existing routes. Olbia stands out, which will record an increase of +60% compared to the previous year, and Karpathos, which will go from one to two weekly frequencies. Overall, in 2026 Volotea plans to operate over 3,900 flights from Venice, putting more than 695,000 seats on sale, equal to a growth of +12% compared to 2025.

The Venetian network for 2026 will include 23 destinations in 4 countries:

• Italy: Cagliari, Catania, Lampedusa, Naples, Olbia, Palermo and Pantelleria
• France: Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse
• Greece: Athens, Corfu (new 2026), Karpathos, Mykonos, Rhodes (new 2026), Santorini, Skiathos and Zakynthos
• Spain: Bilbao

Direct flights to Greece from Venice Airport (VCE), which increase from six to eight, are served exclusively by Volotea, with the exception of Athens. For passengers, summer 2026 translates into more choice, more frequencies and new travel opportunities from Venice to the Mediterranean, with an offer designed for both leisure tourism and those flying to the Greek islands in high season.