Eurofly

Eurofly was a privately held Italian airline with its base in Milan. It was present at the MTA Stock Exchange and was operated by Meridiana. It ran several international flights that flew on a point to point basis.

Eurofly History

Eurofly was set up on 26th May 1989. It looked to deal in medium distance flights on behalf of tour operators. It kicked off flights on February 26th 1990. The Italian aviation enterprise's independent existence came to an end on February 28th 2010 when it combined with Meridiana to create Meridiana fly, the second biggest of its kind in Italy.

Eurofly Details

Eurofly had 3 major hubs – Guglielmo Marconi Airport, Malpensa Airport and Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport. It had 12 airplanes at its beck and call including 6 Airbus A320-214s.

The airline was based in Milan. It offered flights to 41 destinations across 4 continents. In Africa it offered flights to Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Senegal, Mauritius and Seychelles. In Asia its flights were available from Israel, Sri Lanka and Maldives.

The European destinations of Eurofly were spread across France, Moldova, Greece, Russia, Italy, Spain, Kosovo and United Kingdom. Apart from that it also provided flights to United States of America.