Aeroitalia is leaving the island, amid a disagreement over timing. Intrieri: "It'll be gone by January." Manca: "Six months' notice."

It's leaving. Aeroitalia is leaving Sardinia . No more routes under Territorial Continuity . CEO Gaetano Intrieri announced it yesterday , also providing a timeline for the departure: "Our goal will be to complete this phase quickly, possibly by January 2027." Given this situation, the Region has a three-month window to reorganize the route assignments.
Ninety days, therefore, to get the new territorial continuity up and running. But the timing of the departure threatens to spark a second conflict between the Department of Transport, led by Barbara Manca, and the company.
The regional council member said very little yesterday. Nothing after Intrieri's announcement of the resignation, and almost nothing immediately after the Ministry of Transport meeting on jet fuel concluded. He was missing from the "feared renunciation of routes," stressing that the move "is permitted by current regulations with six months' notice." Intrieri, however, announced he would resign "by January." So, in three months.
And the company does not rule out participating, possibly, in new Sardinian tenders.