Last Updated on January 18, 2024 by Henry @ The Getaway Lounge
This post is reviewed on a regular basis to ensure a high level of accuracy.
If you’re interested in visiting this country any time soon, you might be wondering where you can fly to exactly from your favourite airport.
Well, we’ve done some research so you don’t have to and here’s the latest…
You can currently fly directly to the following Italian destinations from Newcastle airport:
| Italian airport | Airline | Flight schedule | Average flight time | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milan Bergamo | Ryanair | All year round | 2hr 30m | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
| Naples | TUI | Seasonal | 3hr | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
| Rome Fiumicino | Jet2 | Seasonal | 3hr | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
| Turin | TUI | Seasonal (winter) | 2hr 15m | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
| Verona | Jet2 | Seasonal | 2hr 30m | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
| Verona | TUI | Seasonal | 2hr 30m | Find holidays / city breaks | Find flights only |
We would usually recommend booking a package holiday / city break to Italy.
Reason being, you’ll often get much better value compared to a flight only.
Besides, the final price will be packaged together into one simple booking and include your flights, hotel, full baggage allowance, often transfers and ATOL protection.
And for Verona (also serving the Italian Lakes), where you have several airlines covering that route, it’s worth undergoing individual searches on each relevant website to see for yourself which would be better when it comes to dates, hotels and indeed prices.
This ensures you’ve exhausted all convenient options for yourself, and that you end up booking direct, avoiding any potentially untrustworthy travel companies.
The websites mentioned above are fantastic in terms of user friendliness – just tap in Newcastle airport followed by your Italian destination and you’ll only be presented with dates that are available to book which makes the process so much easier.
That said, there are also good reasons for booking a flight only, for example if you want the extra flexibility in terms of where you stay with the likes of Airbnb or Booking.com.
As illustrated within this post, there are five Italian airports you can fly directly to from Newcastle airport at the moment.
We’ve compiled this information using flight aggregators such as Google Flights, whilst cross-checking these flight schedules directly with the airline.
And because the flight aggregators do not always catch every single airline covering a particular route, we’ve also checked with all potential airlines to see if anything has been missed.
Having the most up to date and accurate flight information broken down in this format allows you to more efficiently browse for yourself, before deciding which route might be best for you.
Where there’s a flight there’s usually a chance to book a package holiday / city break too, which often ends up being better value – and so we’ve included links for both options above.
Airlines operating these routes include Jet2, TUI and Ryanair.
We hope you found this useful, and enjoy your Italian getaway!
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