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Anyone know about the airline Eurofly? Booked a trip to Italy through Club ABC and they use Eurofly to and from Rome. Read some online comments from 2 web sites and they sound unreliable. They fly Airbus 330-200 on their international flights. Anyone know anything about them.

Better than Alitalia. Eurofly is an average airline - due to their main operations being a charter company, the schedule can often be messed around and expect long delays. Otherwise their service is generally good and confortable.

Can't fault Eurofly for service, being an Italian airline. However as mentioned previously, they have been historically a charter airline therefore are somewhat plagued with serious delays. other than that, it's far better than Alitalia or any US carrier. New-ish aircrafts, near edible food, free alcohol, sort of ok attitude (stands for fantastic in italian)

Better than Alitalia. It certainly is. I did two sector on Eurofly late last year and they were great.

Eurofly (GJ) is an Italian carrier, and it was a part of Alitalia group. Earlier when it started to operate it has got the same livery of Alitalia but some years a go they've changed their livery as a big red "e" and it became a new Airline. They are operating with some A330s and some A320s. It is operating as a charter airline and its a partner of Meridiana airlines another italian carrier, and the service on board is not good, specially in long-haul flights! For any informations you can visit www.eurofly.it

Flew GJ on their nonstop Palermo NYC flight in business class. Except for plastic cutlery and no printed menu cards, the inflight service offered by friendly, professional crew was superb. Certainly better than Alitalia and Delta. The three flight attendants in business class were contantly in the aisles looking after the well being of us passengers

Flew Eurofly from Milan to Moscow Sheremetyevo and once from St. Petersburg Pulkovo back to Milan. Pretty acceptable experience, nothing in particular. Pretty fair service, nice attitude by the staff. Flying crew managed professionaly a tricky landing situation caused by heavy showers, lightning, a lot of wind. A real summer storm over Milan with water flooding the airport, but the landing was pretty smooth indeed. My praise! I know recently Eurofly started serving some minor Italian airports such as Pescara and Lamezia Terme with flights to New York via Bologna. Quite a good choice if you want to fly cheap to Italy and comfort and luxury is not the first thing you look for in a flight.