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It’s set to last 24 hours, and airlines like ITA Airways, easyJet, and Vueling may have affected flight schedules. The planned industrial action might cause delays and cancellations to flights arriving in, departing from, or travelling within Italy.
It’s worth noting that Italy’s aviation authority requires airlines to operate certain flights during protected time windows, typically in the morning and early evening. However, outside of these periods, flights may be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled.
Major airports like Rome, Milan, and Venice could see longer queues, delays, and last-minute changes to departure times. Travellers flying between the UK and Italy, or connecting through Italian airports, may also be affected. Even if your flight isn’t cancelled, disruption elsewhere can cause knock-on delays, so it’s important to keep an eye on your flight status.
If you’re travelling on or around the 26th, you should check your flight details regularly and look out for updates from your airline. Allow extra time at the airport and be prepared for changes to your plans. It’s a busy travel period due to the winter sports season, so availability may be limited, but affected flights are usually compensated with alternative options from your airline.
BY HOLLY GARWOOD
Published 24th February 2026