The cap would primarily benefit islanders, but fares could fall significantly from the mainland
and Sardinia, at 200 per cent of average high season prices. The move has been designed to protect islanders travelling home during holiday periods when high demand pushes up fares, but holidaymakers could also benefit as the government seeks to end the exploitation of peak season demand.
Details on the content of the measures and how they would be implemented will be discussed in the coming weeks, while the European Commission assesses their compatibility with EU law. Since the 90s, the European Union has adopted a free market for air travel that allows any EU airline to fly between two points anywhere in the Union and set its fares freely.
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