Since the bankruptcy of Darwin Airline and the withdrawal of Swiss, there have been only a few scheduled flights at Lugano Airport in Ticino. The charter sector is also rather weak in direct comparison with other Swiss airports. The Elba flights, which will again be operated by Silver Air this year, are at least a small ray of hope. The region around Lake Maggiore has a lot to offer in terms of tourism, but Lugano-Agno Airport has been on the decline for several years. It once had a fairly dense Crossair network, but this was gradually scaled back. Darwin Airline also increasingly tried to operate outside of its home base. The bankruptcy of the carrier, which most recently operated as Adria Airways Switzerland, led to the loss of scheduled routes. The withdrawal of Swiss then also sealed the end of the hub connections. During the Corona pandemic, the company even had to file for bankruptcy. At one point there was a project to set up its own carrier, but things became extremely quiet again. But it is not completely quiet in Lugano, as the airport is used intensively by general and business aviation. This is the main customer of the Ticino airport. There have not been regular scheduled flights for some time. From June 18, 2023, the Czech Silver Air will again operate charter flights on behalf of Flights&Travel to Marina di Campo. These have been offered for many years - with a temporary interruption during the Corona pandemic. Turboprop aircraft of the Let 410 type are used. The small aircraft operate on Wednesdays and Sundays, although according to the current flight plan