Most airlines offer some kind of inflight shopping although depending on the route and the airline, these products may or may not be duty free. You can usually expect to be able to purchase fragrances, cosmetics, etc from the comfort of your seat. Here’s what information we currently have on Volotea duty free shopping. Be sure to check back on this page frequently as we are constantly updating the information on the website.
About Volotea (V7)
| Airline name: | Volotea |
| IATA/ICAO Code: | V7/VOE |
| Callsign: | VOLOTEA |
| Country: | Spain |
| Phone: | +39 895 895 4404 |
| Website: | http://www.volotea.com/ |
| Twitter: | https://twitter.com/volotea |
| Facebook: | https://www.facebook.com/Volotea |
Volotea (IATA: V7, ICAO: VOE) is a passenger airline from Spain.
Volotea is a Spanish low cost airline headquartered in Barcelona with bases in Spain, Italy and France.
Volotea was established by Alaeo S.L. from Barcelona, a company created by former Vueling founders, Carlos Muñoz and Lázaro Ros. The name “Volotea” originates from the Spanish verb “revolotear,” meaning “to fly around.” It commenced operations on 5 April 2012, from Venice Marco Polo Airport.
The company is backed by three private-equity funds, two of them from Europe (Axis Participaciones Empresariales and Corpfin Capital) and a third from the United States (CCMP Capital), whose chairman, Greg Brenneman, was one-time President and COO of America’s Continental Airlines, and also chairs Volotea’s board. The company raised over €50m before operations began.
Boeing announced on 15 February 2012 that it had signed a long term lease deal with Volotea for an undisclosed number of Boeing 717 aircraft. In March 2015, it was announced that Volotea will receive a further four 717s from Blue1. However, in November 2015, Volotea announced plans to phase out their 717 fleet over the next few years and replace it with Airbus A320 family aircraft.
Volotea operate passenger services out of the following airports
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