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Volotea is a Spanish airline founded in 2012 by Carlos Muñoz and Lázaro Ros. Based in Barcelona, it has established itself in the European market for direct flights from regional and secondary airports, with an offering focused on regional capitals and holiday destinations. Its low-cost model is based on frequencies adjusted to seasonal demand. The airline operates a fleet of Airbus A319, A320 and A320neo aircraft. In France, it serves destinations including Nantes, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Toulouse and Lille, and also connects numerous cities in Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal. Since it was founded, Volotea has carried more than 75 million passengers.
In 2022, Volotea signed a sustainable aviation fuel supply agreement with Repsol for its operations in Spain, covering 2,000 tonnes of SAF over a period of two years, with deliveries for flights departing from Bilbao Airport. The airline subsequently continued using SAF in 2023 and 2024 on certain European routes.
In terms of industry and research, Volotea took part in European initiatives to decarbonise aviation and in work related to sustainable fuels, particularly on the industrialisation and acceptance of SAF in regional air transport.
In 2024, Volotea added its first Airbus A320neo to its fleet. The aircraft uses up to 20% less fuel and produces up to 50% less noise than the previous generation. The Airline also continued to renew its fleet with Airbus A319 and Airbus A320 aircraft already operating on its European network for regional and leisure routes.
In 2018, Volotea signed an agreement with Airbus to equip part of its fleet with Sharklet winglets, devices designed to reduce aerodynamic drag and fuel consumption. The installation involved Airbus A319 aircraft operated by the Airline.
Volotea has introduced a voluntary Carbon offset programme when buying a ticket, enabling passengers to add a contribution to fund certified environmental projects, including reforestation and natural habitat protection projects.
Volotea has replaced some of its diesel ground-handling equipment with electric equipment at several airports across its network, working with its ground-handling partners. The airline has also introduced single-engine taxiing procedures whenever operational conditions allow, as well as continuous descent approaches and other flight optimisations designed to reduce fuel consumption. These measures complement flight-planning initiatives and efforts to reduce taxiing times, which depend on the airline, airports, ground services and air traffic control alike.
