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American Airlines | British Airways | SN Brussels Airlines | Florence

A Weekend In...bonassola, Italy

by American Way Staff
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Bonassola is about 59 miles from Pisa (American Airlines provides service with oneworld partner British Airways), 112 miles from Florence (AA provides service with SN Brussels Airlines), 137 miles from Milan (AA provides service with British Airways and SN Brussels Airlines), and 277 miles from Rome (AA operates seasonal service from Chicago and New York/JFK). For more flight information, visit www.aa.com; to learn more about Bonassola, visit www.prolocobonassola.it.

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