How would you like to fly with a budget airline which began life as an aerobatic team? That's what you get if you book a flight with Italy-based Alpi Eagles. The airline has stopped flying upside-down and now heads to an eclectic range of destinations from its Venice hub: other Italian cities, Ukraine, Spain, Romania and France.
Alpi Eagles ticket prices follow a slightly complicated structure that's explained in the website in half Italian, half English, just to make it more fun. Flexible tickets are refundable and therefore expensive. But if you're sure of your travel date and want to use Alpi Eagles like a true budget airline, you can buy the Tuttotondo ticket which is often set at €50 ($70).
Unlike some LCCs, Alpi Eagles says it loves to take good care of its passengers. The fine print about sending children without parents assures us that the Alpi Eagles staff can handle kids, and passengers with disabilities will receive special care so they can "face the journey with serenity"--as long as the pilots remember not to fly their favorite stunt from the old days.
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