From Frances Mayes' newsletter:
Suddenly the skies are friendly. The Local just published all the new flights to Italy—and there are many. This will take the heat off MXP, Malpensa in Milano and FCO, the Rome airport, and will make destinations easier to get to for many travelers.
The Local is an online newspaper that I, and most foreigners in Italy, subscribe to for info on changing laws, deadlines, taxes, politics, real estate, and special events. It’s published in other countries as well.
Check airlines for info. If not a Local subscriber, you’ll need the app for the article. But here are some of the new flights:
American Airlines: Chicago to Naples, Philadelphia to Milano
Delta Air Lines: JFK to Catania, Sicily, Minneapolis to Rome, Boston to Milan, Atlanta to Naples, Chicago to Naples
United Airlines: Denver to Rome, Newark to Palermo
Neos: JFK to Bari, Puglia
There are dozens of new flights within Europe, which makes connections out of London Heathrow and Paris Orly more flexible. For example, Volotea will be flying from Orly to Verona, Torino, and Alghero, Sardinia.