Seville launches its first regular air route to Florence

Volotea adds this new Italian destination to its flight schedule from San Pablo Airport.

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Seville Airport inaugurated its first-ever regular air connection with Florence's Amerigo Vespucci Airport on September 21, operated by the airline Volotea.

This new route marks a historic milestone as the first regular link between the two cities. The schedule includes up to two weekly flights, becoming the third Italian destination available from the Andalusian capital.
With this addition, the airline expands its operations at the Seville hub, now offering a total of eleven routes. The carrier's network from Seville currently includes six domestic destinations—A Coruña, Asturias, Bilbao, Pamplona, San Sebastián, and Santander—alongside five international connections: Bordeaux, Lille, Olbia, Verona, and the newly launched Florence.
The airline has been operating in the Andalusian capital since 2012. Since then, more than 1.8 million passengers have traveled with the company through this airport. For 2026, the airline has scheduled over 375,000 seats.