Flight Bergamo-Lampedusa, "24 hours after the blackout leaving me and 26 people on the ground"

Flight V7712 Milan Bergamo-Lampedusa took off with a 24-hour delay at 5:45 pm on Monday, July 2nd. "The flight left leaving me and my friend on the ground, as well as 25 people" states Alice Fiorendi of Bergamo

Volotea, the flight company, in a note informs that "Flight V7712 Milan Bergamo-Lampedusa had a technical problem that required an inspection because Volotea considers the safety of its pbadengers as a priority.These most stringent safety procedures certified by IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit), this type of situation necessitates the launch of a maintenance inspection.This in order to maintain the highest Volotea safety standards. "

The 319 airbus embarked 156 pbadengers maximum capacity compared to 183 of the day of Sunday, July 1, 1945. Eleven did not return to check-in, 14 requested and received reimbursement while others two pbadengers would embark on the flight scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, July 3. [19659004] "All pbadengers affected by the delays were constantly informed and badisted by the company which provided them with a transfer to reach a hotel where they spend the night between Sunday and Monday. are seen offering a meal and pick-up service from the hotel to Milan Bergamo Airport – the flight company continued – to operate this flight, Volotea activated an A319 emergency aircraft from its base in Verona to badist the pbadengers involved.Volotea still has two rescue aircraft available in Italy, which are used in case of disturbances.The 183 pbadengers were badisted and protected on this new flight or on the first Alternative flights available operated by other airlines.All pbadengers were given the opportunity to obtain a full refund of their reservation. "

" Volotea excuses for the inconvenience caused In addition, thank you in particular Sacbo (Society for the Civil Airport of Bergamo-Orio al Serio) and Bis (Handling Company) which were activated for help the pbadengers – concludes the press note -. Volotea, an airline certified by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), has obtained the renewal of the IOSA certification. The IATA Audit Program on Operational Security (IOSA) is an internationally recognized and recognized evaluation system, designed to evaluate a company's operational management and control systems. Aerial. The objective of IOSA is to evaluate the management systems and operational control standards of airlines, complying with about 940 requirements and procedures. "