ITA Airways to resume Rome‑Caracas flights three times weekly from March 2027
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ITA Airways and Venezuelan authorities signed a memorandum to launch a Rome‑Fiumicino to Caracas service on 30 March 2027, operating three times a week with an Airbus A330‑900.
Agreement signed
The memorandum of understanding was signed on a Tuesday by Joerg Eberhart, CEO and general manager of ITA Airways, and María Elena Uzzo Giannattasio, Venezuela’s ambassador to Italy.
Venezuela’s deputy minister Oliver Blanco also signed the agreement, according to the Venezuelan government source.
Route launch
ITA Airways will launch the long‑haul route from Rome‑Fiumicino to Caracas on 30 March 2027.
Flights are scheduled for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, three times a week.
The service will be operated with an Airbus A330‑900 aircraft.
Capacity and market
The agreement provides more than 60,000 seats on the route.
ITA Airways is re‑entering a market that Alitalia left in 2015, which Eberhart described as one of Alitalia’s most profitable routes.
Purpose
The ambassador said the service will serve as a bridge connecting communities and supporting tourism, trade and cultural exchanges.