Eurofly

Milan -Malpensa

Eurofly was an Italian airline based in Milan. They merged in early 2010 with Meridiana.

History

Eurofly was founded in 1989, inter alia, by Alitalia as a charter airline. Until 2000, Alitalia stopped the original 45 % stake to 100 %, two years later, was sold 80 % of Banca Profilo Spinnaker Fund, the remaining 20 %, in 2004. Last belonged almost 30% of the airline to the owner of the Italian airline Meridiana.

In November 2009, finally, the merger of Meridiana Eurofly under the name Meridiana fly has been announced and implemented by early 2010. Meanwhile, the airline is again Meridiana.

Destinations

Eurofly offered charter and scheduled flights from Italy to Europe, Africa, the Middle East and in the United States, including seasonal scheduled flights from Milan, Bologna, Naples and Palermo to New York - John F. Kennedy. Eurofly operated predominantly from Malpensa airport. In Sharm El -Sheikh in addition, the airline maintained a base from which several Italian airports landed at.

Fleet

The aircraft Eurofly were transferred to the fleet of the Meridiana in the merger.