Virgin Atlantic Cargo is extending its cargo-only network to Italy, launching twice-weekly services connecting London Heathrow and Milan.
Starting Saturday 12 September, the airline will commence A350 and B787 flights from London every Thursday and Sunday, offering up to 50 tonnes of capacity per flight to and from Milan’s Malpensa Airport.
For customers in the US, Virgin also promises quick and easy connections over London, with next-day deliveries for products from New York to Milan.
In mid-March, United Airlines took steps to manage the impact of Covid-19 and began operating some B777 and B787 aircraft as dedicated cargo-only flights to transport freight to and from US hubs and key international business locations. 
Virgin Atlantic Cargo is extending its cargo-only network to Italy, launching twice-weekly services connecting London Heathrow and Milan.
Starting Saturday 12 September, the airline will commence A350 and B787 flights from London every Thursday and Sunday, offering up to 50 tonnes of capacity per flight to and from Milan’s Malpensa Airport.
For customers in the US, Virgin also promises quick and easy connections over London, with next-day deliveries for products from New York to Milan.
In mid-March, United Airlines took steps to manage the impact of Covid-19 and began operating some B777 and B787 aircraft as dedicated cargo-only flights to transport freight to and from US hubs and key international business locations.
