ITA Airways Opens Ticket Sales for New Rome–Caracas Route
ITA Airways has officially opened ticket sales for its scheduled flights between Rome and Caracas, a strategic service set to launch on March 30, 2027, that will strengthen direct connectivity as well as economic and trade ties between Italy and Venezuela.
Transatlantic Connectivity: Scheduled Frequencies and Timetable
The Italian carrier will operate three weekly frequencies, scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, connecting Rome Fiumicino Airport with the Venezuelan capital.
Flight Schedule
- Rome – Caracas: Departs Rome at 11:00, arriving in Caracas at 16:00.
- Caracas – Rome: Departs Caracas at 19:15, arriving at Rome Fiumicino at 11:30 the following day.
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Fleet and Cabin Configuration: The Airbus A330-900
The route will be served by widebody Airbus A330-900 aircraft, featuring a total capacity of 291 seats in a three-class configuration:
- Business Class: 30 seats.
- Premium Economy Class: 24 seats.
- Economy Class: 237 seats.
Strategic Importance and Global Connections
The launch of the Rome Fiumicino–Caracas route carries significant importance for Italy’s national interests, reinforcing the country’s connectivity with a key Latin American market. In addition, the service is designed to foster bilateral economic and commercial relations, actively supporting Italian enterprises operating in Venezuela by offering new travel and logistics options for passengers, freight, and bilateral trade.
Through the airline’s hub at Rome-Fiumicino, passengers traveling on this route will have access to seamless connections across ITA Airways’ extensive domestic and international network, boosting passenger and belly-hold cargo flows once operations commence on March 30, 2027.
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