Israeli-owned Greek airline Blue Bird Airways has announced an expansion of its routes from Israel to Italy. According to Walla, from September the company will operate direct flights from Ben Gurion Airport to Rome, Bologna, Naples and Bergamo, which is considered the air gateway to Milan.
The route to Bergamo was opened in May 2026. Now three more Italian destinations will be added to it, and Italy will become one of the key markets for the carrier.
According to the published schedule, from September 3, Blue Bird will begin operating three flights a week to Rome, and from September 13, this route will become daily. From September 2, three flights a week to Bologna will start – on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. From September 16, the company will operate two flights a week to Naples (on Wednesdays and Fridays), and from September 25, a third flight will be added on Mondays.
Blue Bird Airlines already operates daily flights to Bergamo.