Assoutenti

High flight (and train) fares for the Easter weekend

Minimum prices over 200 euros per route to which other costs such as luggage and seat selection must be added

by Enrico Netti

3' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

3' min read

Translated by AI
Versione italiana

The expensive flights are looming over the Easter holiday. This is according to Assoutenti monitoring, which is raising the alarm because tickets on the main routes from North to South have already exceeded 400 euros. Prices that at the moment do not include the possible application of the fuel surcharge linked to the run-up in crude oil prices. After all, you already need 343 euros to buy a ticket for the Milan - Crotone route and 324 euros for the Rome - Reggio Calabria one. To reach the Calabrian capital from Milan, on the other hand, 308 euros are needed. Costs were researched leaving on Friday 3 April and returning on Tuesday 7 April. More than 320 euros are needed to fly on the same dates to Catania from Turin, Florence and Ancona. According to the prices collected by Assoutenti, the highest prices are also on the routes Naples-Olbia (310 euros), Verona-Catania (297 euros), Milan-Brindisi (296 euros), Milan-Catania (290 euros), Verona-Palermo (282 euros), Bologna-Reggio Calabria (281 euros). Prices that - the consumers' association points out - do not include additional services such as hand luggage or choice of seat, jolts that further increase flight expenses.

"These fares are destined to rise further in the coming days as a result of increased demand from citizens who want to return home during the holidays,' warns Gabriele Melluso, president of Assoutenti. But another threat also looms over Italians' air travel and journeys: fuel price rises and the losses suffered by airlines in recent days due to the closure of airspace risk being passed on to consumers in the near future, with a new wave of price increases for tickets to all destinations.

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It doesn't get any better on the train front: a one-way trip (3 April) on a high-speed train, buying it today, costs at least 185 euros to go with Italo from Turin to Reggio Calabria, 175 euros from Milan. With Trenitalia it costs 120 euros from Milan to Lecce, 116 euros from Turin to Bari, 96 euros from Venice to Lecce, 92 euros from Genoa to Salerno.

Minimum prices for internal flights

(with departure on 3 April and return on 7 April)

For Catania

from Genoa 418 euros

from Ancona 334 euro

from Turin 327 euro

from Florence 320 euro

from Verona 297 euro

from Milan 290 euro

For Palermo

from Verona 282 euro

from Turin 268 euro

from Milan 256 euro

from Venice 249 euro

from Bologna 201 euro

For Olbia

from Naples 310 euro

from Venice 248 euro

For Alghero

from Pisa 215 euro

from Milan 194 euro

from Rome 174 euro

For Crotone

from Milan 343 euro

from Bologna 240 euro

For Reggio Calabria

from Rome 324 euro

from Milan 308 euro

from Bologna 281 euro

from Turin 229 euro

For Cagliari

from Verona 233 euro

from Turin 221 euro

from Florence 183 euro

For Brindisi 

from Turin 333 euro

from Milan 296 euro

from Verona 230 euro

from Pisa 217 euros

from Rome 187 euro

Minimum prices for rail travel

(departure 3 April)

Turin-Reggio Calabria 157 euros (185 euros with Italo)

Milan-Reggio Calabria 140 euro (175 euro with Italo)

Milan-Lecce 119 euro

Turin-Bari 116 euros (107 euros with Italo)

Turin-Naples 113 euro (105 euro with Italo)

Venice-Lecce 96 euro

Genoa-Salerno 92 euros

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