
Volotea specialises in the routes bigger carriers ignore, linking regional airports in France, Italy, Spain and Greece directly to one another instead of routing traffic through a hub. Frequencies are low — often two or three flights a week on a given route — and many services only operate in the summer season, which shapes what happens when something goes wrong.
Volotea is an EU airline registered in Spain, so EC 261/2004 applies to all of its flights. Almost all of them are intra-EU and under 1,500 km, which means compensation of €250, rising to €400 on the longer sectors. The fare you paid is irrelevant: compensation does not depend on ticket price.
Volotea does not interline, so a missed onward flight bought on a separate ticket is not protected; but if the Volotea flight itself is cancelled and the next one is three days away, you can insist on rerouting with another carrier at Volotea's expense or claim a full refund. Evidence matters here: save the booking confirmation, the cancellation email and receipts for any replacement flight you had to buy yourself.

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