Introducing Mediterranean Airlines: Where the warmth of the Mediterranean meets the skies of Europe! Based in the vibrant city of Catania, Italy, our airline is not just a carrier; it’s an experience infused with Italian flair and a passion for travel.

As Italy’s leading flag carrier, we connect travelers to over 410 captivating destinations across Europe and beyond. Our expanding fleet, featuring modern Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and nimble CRJ jets, ensures we’re always ready to take you further. With bases in Catania, Rome, Milan Linate, Milan Malpensa, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Riga, Oslo, Luxembourg, Alicante, Malaga, Madrid, and Sofia, we offer unparalleled connectivity. Our dedicated cargo hubs in Milan Malpensa, Dubai, Shanghai, and Delhi enhance our global reach.

What sets us apart is our commitment to exceptional service, from our friendly crew to our onboard hospitality that brings a taste of Italy to the skies. Whether it's a gelato during summer flights or freshly made Italian dishes from our pop-up pasta station, we turn every journey into a memorable experience.

Join us and discover the spirit of adventure with Mediterranean Airlines, where the beauty of Europe meets Italian charm, and each flight is a new odyssey waiting to unfold.
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NEWS

2024-02-08 - Company founded
2024-03-02 - 100,000 passengers reached
2024-03-14 - 200,000 passengers reached
2024-03-16 - Mediterranean Airlines announces that its successful expansion strategy, utilizing smaller jets like the CRJ, has led to increased passenger demand, prompting plans for further fleet expansion to enhance frequencies and introduce new destinations.
2024-03-22 - 300,000 passengers reached
2024-04-03 - 500,000 passengers reached, Mediterranean airlines becomes the #1 flag carrier of Italy
2024-04-15 - Mediterranean Airlines orders its first wide-body aircraft to expand its network, adding long-haul flights.

2024-05-03 - "Due to delays with Boeing 737 MAX planes, Mediterranean Airlines have opted to order some older 737NG planes that don't have issues with production," the CEO said. "We just need more planes in the air, and at this point, we need them faster than Boeing can provide, and there are no options in the secondhand market as well." Asked about the possibility of replacing Boeing with Airbus planes, he stated, "We love our Boeing planes and are committed to increasing our fleet; we just hope that Boeing can speed up production."

2024-05-08 - Mediterranean Airlines has announced a new base at Milan Liante Airport as part of its business plan. The CEO stated, "We're excited to expand our operations in Milan." Four CRJ7 jets will be rotated from Catania to Liante, adding more destinations to the airport's offerings.

2024-05-13 - Mediterranean Airlines celebrates its 2,000,000th passenger. A school teacher traveling from Riga to Catania was greeted by airline executives and awarded a AS$2000 voucher for future travels. The lucky passenger remarked, "It's not my first time with Mediterranean Airlines, and I'm thrilled about the voucher, but for now, I just want to get to my hotel."

2024-05-17 - Mediterranean Airlines has inaugurated a cargo hub at Milan Malpensa Airport, signaling a significant push into cargo operations. The CEO announced plans to acquire four Boeing 737 Convertible aircraft, emphasizing the airline's long-standing partnership with Boeing. "Our existing fleet of 737s and our pilots' familiarity with the model make this choice optimal. The convertible nature of these planes allows us to adapt to passenger service if needed," said the CEO. This move aligns with Mediterranean Airlines' strategic interests in expanding its logistical capabilities.

2024-05-24 Mediterranean Airlines announced the establishment of a new operational base in Riga, Latvia, as part of its business expansion strategy. The CEO expressed enthusiasm for the venture, stating, "We're excited to expand our operations in Riga. We acquired a fleet of CRJ9 jets from the now-defunct OH airline at advantageous terms, enabling us to swiftly initiate operations. Leveraging our experienced crews and existing maintenance base in Catania, this expansion aligns seamlessly with our strategic objectives."

2024-05-27 Mediterranean Airlines commemorated a significant milestone as it welcomed its 3,000,000th passenger. In line with tradition, the passenger received a warm reception from airline staff and was presented with a gift card valued at AS$2000. When asked for comment, the passenger, traveling from Chisinau, expressed gratitude, stating, "Well, thanks... I use the airline quite frequently, but I don't have many options, do I? There isn't a local carrier that offers direct connections across Europe, and Mediterranean Airlines consistently provides the best transfer times for my travels at the moment."

2024-06-08 Mediterranean Airlines is proud to announce the addition of its 200th aircraft, a Boeing 737 MAX, to our expanding fleet. CEO stated, "Our operations have been remarkably successful across all our hubs. The cargo operations, in particular, are experiencing significant growth, and we anticipate adding new cargo planes in the near future." During the plane's reception, the CEO also unveiled the latest expansion plans: "We have established a strong partnership with Yropair and are excited to expand our operations in Rome (FCO). Yropair already offers extensive connections within the EU. Through our collaboration, we aim to introduce new routes to destinations that Yropair currently cannot serve due to regulatory constraints."

2024-07-10 Mediterranean Airlines has significantly expanded its fleet, becoming the worlds's largest operator of Boeing 737 aircraft. The airline's CEO announced that the newly acquired planes would facilitate the expansion of bases across Europe and the establishment of a new base in Alicante, exclusively operating the latest 737 MAX jets. This strategic move comes in the wake of several major European airlines' bankruptcies, with Mediterranean Airlines stepping in to assume their leasing agreements and pending 737 orders. This expansion marks a pivotal moment for the airline, positioning it for greater market dominance and enhanced service offerings throughout the region.

2024-07-22 In celebration of transporting 10,000,000 passengers, Mediterranean Airlines awarded a voucher for a free roundtrip flight in business or first class to a fortunate traveler on the Tel Aviv to Rome route. During the festivities, the CEO unveiled future plans, announcing the opening of another base in Spain. Citing the success in Alicante, the CEO highlighted the potential for further expansion in the Spanish market. The airline plans to station approximately 20 of the latest 737 MAX aircraft in Málaga, enhancing connections to major European airports and solidifying its footprint in the region.

2024-07-26 Mediterranean Airlines has ascended to become the fifth largest carrier in Europe, furthering its ambitious expansion by inaugurating two new bases in Luxembourg and Sofia. In a recent interview, the CEO expressed enthusiasm about providing more direct routes for passengers, noting the significant potential of both airports. He added, "Based on the results in the coming weeks, we may adjust our fleet to offer higher frequencies and additional destinations." This strategic move underscores the airline's commitment to enhancing connectivity and service options for its growing customer base.

2024-08-06 Mediterranean Airlines proudly celebrates the addition of its 600th aircraft to its fleet, marking a significant milestone in its expansion journey. The CEO expressed satisfaction with the increased aircraft availability, facilitating further growth. Commenting on the airline's new bases, he stated, "In Copenhagen, after unsuccessful negotiations with potential interlining partners, we decided to build our own network. This base, along with those in Helsinki and Riga, enables us to expand into the Nordics." Additionally, the airline is enhancing operations in Milan (MXP), transitioning from a lucrative cargo hub to expanding passenger services. This includes offering premium long-haul flights and a well-coordinated network of feeder flights throughout the region.

2024-08-16 Mediterranean Airlines has secured funding and government grants from Moldova to establish a new subsidiary, Moldovsky Airlines, based in Chisinau. The CEO of Mediterranean Airlines highlighted that the company already operates 49 weekly departures from Chisinau, and the new subsidiary will enable the launch of more exciting destinations. He also praised Moldova's competitive labor costs, suggesting that the airline may eventually take over some global cargo operations. Additionally, there are plans to operate a range of cargo jets, both smaller and larger, to enhance global cargo connectivity. This strategic move underscores the airline's commitment to growth and diversification.

2024-08-28 - Mediterranean Airlines is furthering its expansion in Spain by opening a new base at Madrid Airport. The airline's CEO commented, "Our existing bases in Spain, including Alicante and Málaga, have shown great results, making the decision to expand operations in Spain an easy one. Madrid will feature our latest 737 aircraft, and we anticipate serving approximately 400,000 passengers per week." This strategic move reinforces Mediterranean Airlines’ commitment to increasing its presence in the Spanish market and enhancing connectivity across Europe.