Tuscany will be directly linked for the first time to the Czech Republic thanks to AirOne, company of the Alitalia Group which offers connections at highly competitive prices with good quality service.The new flights, operated by Airbus A-320 airplanes, were presented today to the press at the airport Galileo Galilei by the president of SAT company in charge of the airport of Pisa, Costantino Cavallaro, chief executive officer and general manager SAT, Gina Giani, director of AirOne Smart Carrier, Lorenzo Caporaletti.

For the new link with Pisa, which will operate 3 times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, AirOne is offering tickets starting from 51 euros each way, taxes included.AirOne started its operations from Pisa last July 1, connecting the airport Galileo Galilei with 8 destinations in Italy and abroad. During the months of July and August, the company has made more than 450 flights directed to and from Pisa, carrying 55,000 passengers, with a load factor of 70% of the aircraft.The most successful routes were the one directed to Athens, which has seen load factors up to 87%, and to Olbia, which has seen occupancy rates up to 81%.Given the good performance of transit to and from Pisa, as from tomorrow September 13 AirOne will increase the number of flights from Pisa to Tirane, operating 4 flights a week instead of 3 and, from October 30, weekly flights to Catania will increase to 9 from 7 and those directed to Lamezia Terme will increase to 4 from the previous 3.