Air Europa will expand its network of destinations during the upcoming summer season, making more than 65,000 seats available to passengers on four new routes in Europe and North Africa. In addition, as part of its expansion plan started in 2022, it will also reinforce its summer programming with a new connection between New York and Santo Domingo (This is what the Air Europa fleet looks like after its restructuring).
The operation begins on March 26 with the resumption of the route to Tunisia, where the Globalia company will initially fly with two weekly frequencies to increase to three from June.
In mid-June it will set course, for the first time and from the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport, to Santorini, a new destination to which it will fly three times a week until the beginning of September. In this same period, the presence of Air Europa in Greece will be reinforced with the resumption of its operations to Athens (four frequencies a week).
In July, the airline will increase its network with Alghero, the city on the northwest coast of Sardinia where, as in previous years, it will have two weekly flights. Also from mid-July to mid-September, Air Europa will connect New York and Santo Domingo with two frequencies a week.
Santorini, Athens, Alghero and Tunis will be operated by Boeing 737-800 aircraft, the model around which Air Europa has unified its entire short and medium-haul fleet. The company, which has opted for long-haul Boeing 787 Dreamliners, as is the case in New York and Santo Domingo, affirms that it continues to increase its number of aircraft as part of its expansion plan.
