Public transport operator AIR Campania said a diesel delivery reached its Avellino service basin on 21 October 2026, after protests by hauliers slowed fuel supplies and threatened continuity of bus services.
The delivery was secured with support from the Prefecture, according to the company and two local reports. AIR Campania said it was coordinating with the Prefectures of Avellino, Benevento, Caserta and Naples to keep fuel flowing and maintain public transport.
In Naples, the Prefecture involved the Questura at AIR Campania's request to support the safe transport of another fuel delivery. The reports do not state the destination, timing or quantity of that delivery.
Why supplies were at risk
AIR Campania said protests by hauliers were slowing fuel deliveries. The company did not identify the organisers of the protest or its wider causes, and those details were not confirmed in the available reports.
The quantity of fuel delivered to Avellino was also not stated.
What is being monitored
The company said it was monitoring supplies in its other service basins and would inform users of any service changes.
The reports do not confirm whether routes were cancelled or whether specific services were reduced.
What travellers should know
If you use AIR Campania services in Campania, check the company's official notices before travelling, as the operator said it will inform users of any service changes.
Services in the Avellino basin received a fresh diesel supply on 21 October, while coordination continues across Avellino, Benevento, Caserta and Naples. No confirmed cancellations were reported, but supply monitoring remains in place while haulier protests affect deliveries.
