Buzz Air: Polish company 'buzzes' for the first time in Italy
"Buzz" in English means "buzzing," and it is indeed the buzzing of a bee that pops up for the first time in Bergamo. [...]
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"Buzz" in English means "Humming" And it is indeed the buzzing of a bee that pops up for the first time in Bergamo.
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It is called Buzz Air and is a Polish company headed by Ryanair, first appeared in Italian skies at Bergamo Orio al Serio, but has already been operating for a couple of years in Poland.
Company uses Boeing 737-8200 And the sympathetic livery features a bee in the tail and the Buzz sign on the side, it is almost reminiscent of New York yellow cabs. Actually, this is not a brand new company, quite the contrary.
In the early years 2000 there was a Buzz Air that operated in the UK and was a subsidiary of KLM. Later, in 2003, it was bought for about 20 million of pounds from Ryanair who merely took advantage of the slots, Without relaunching the brand.
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Now, however, the company is hovering in the sky with the original brand from 20 years ago, and for the past three years it has been dealing with the market Polish, precisely since April 2018 when it started with domestic charter flights. But now it seems that the little Polish bees have moved around to Europe.
Malta Air also arrives with bases in Bergamo and Bologna
The news at Ryanair did not end there, in fact a new company Maltese is on the horizon and will be based at Bologna's Guglielmo Marconi and Bergamo Orio al Serio airports.
Beware, however, although the name may be misleading and perhaps mistaken for AirMalta, That is, the island's national airline, Malta Air always reports to Ryanair.
Fly with Boeing 737-8200, has a capacity of 197 places and will operate from the two Italian airports. So don't be frightened if your ticket says Ryanair and then your flight will be operated by Malta Air, all regular.
Malta Air operates mainly from the Malta International Airport, there are currently 6 aircraft, but the number is expected to rise. Ryanair's investment was 100 million euros, the main routes are: Eindhoven Bucharest, Kiev, Lourdes, Milan Malpensa, Paphos, Tallinn, Warsaw and Zagreb.
