Un record de fréquentation pour l’aéroport Marseille Provence en 2017
L’aéroport Marseille Provence à réouvert 71 destinations, dans 15 pays. Parmi elles, Berlin, Porto, Santorin, Ibiza, Istanbul ou encore Amsterdam.
Depuis le début du mois de juillet, il est de nouveau possible de circuler vers 71 destinations, au départ de l’aéroport Marseille Provence. Opérés par 20 compagnies aériennes (Air France, Air Corsica, Volotea, Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling, Lufthansa, Brussels Airlines, British Airways ou encore Iberia), ces vols concernent 15 pays comme l’Allemagne, le Pays-Bas, l’Angleterre, l’Espagne, la Grèce, le Portugal, la Turquie ainsi que le Maroc.
En complément de la réouverture des lignes marocaines, les programmes vers l’Algérie ont été déposés pour une reprise dès la mi-juillet, sous réserve de l’ouverture des frontières du pays. Enfin, Ethiopian Airlines proposera deux vols hebdomadaires vers Addis-Abeba, capitale de l’Éthiopie, à partir du 5 juillet et Air Transat proposera 2 vols hebdomadaires Marseille-Montréal dès le 30 juillet.
Début juin, le gouvernement avait appelé à la prudence, invitant les Français à ne pas voyager à l’étranger cet été.
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