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This is a list of defunct airlines of Italy.[1][2]

Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced
operations		 Ceased
operations		 Notes
24Airways2017Not launched[3]
A
Action AirORSAVIATION SERVICE[4]
AeralHSSKYTRUCK19581980
Aeralpi19621968
Aerfly2009Not launched[5]
AermarcheMMCAERMARCHE[6]
AermediterraneaBQBQIMEDITERRANEA19811985Merged into Aero Trasporti Italiani
Aero Espresso Italiana (AEI)19261934Merged into Società Aerea Mediterranea
Aero Trasporti Italiani-ATIBMATIATI19641994Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane subsidiary Merged back into them
AernordAEDAERNSPA[7]
AeropaVZAAU19731975Formed out of SAV-Società Aerea Veneziana assets Operated Boeing 707[8]
Aerotaxi Sud19891990Renamed Sagittair[9]
AerovenetaEVTAEROVENETA[10]
Aertirrena19661974Operated Britten Norman BN.2 Islander, Yakovlev Yak-40
Air 70[11]19671975
Air Besit19982001Besit Servizi Aerei passenger scheduled operations brand Operated Swearingen Metroliner[12]
Air Blu19951995Operated with third party AOC[13]
Air CapitolCKAIRCAP19781993Aero-taxi with Falcon Mystere jets [14]
Air Columbia19842003Renamed TAI – Transporti Aerei Italiani
Air DayNot launched[15]
Air EmiliaPQ20032004Operated ATR 42 and Beechcraft 1900 leased from Rossair[16][page needed]
Air EuropePEAELAIR EUROPE19892008Operations coordinated with Volare from 2000
Air Freedom[17]Not launched
Air Halica[18]20022004
Air Industria7YIDU20022003[16]
Air Italica3B20032003Operated leased ATR 72[16]
1st Air Italy (2001-2002)NNAJRAIR ITALY20012002Operated leased MD.83 and Saab 2000[16]
Air Italy (2005–2013)I9AEYAIR ITALY20052013Merged operations into Meridiana
Air Italy (2018–2020)IGISSAIR ITALY20182020Previously Meridiana
Air MachKAMICO-AIR[19]
Air OneAPADHHERON19952014Previously Aliadriatica
Air One CityLinerCTCYLCITYLINER20062011Merged operations into Alitalia C.A.I in 2009 and rebranded Alitalia CityLiner in 2011
Air Sal-Linee Aeree Campane9B20052005Operated with third party AOC[20][21]
Air SardiniaVVASZ19861994[16]
Air Service PlusAXY20032008
Air SiciliaBMSICAIR SICILIA19912002
Air UmbriaUMBAIR UMBRIA19932014Operated Douglas DC-3
Air ValléeVKRVLAIR VALLEE19882018
AirSud20162016[22]
Ala Littoria19341943Formed through merger of SAM-Società Aerea Mediterranea, SANA, and SISA. Flag carrier of Italy in fascist years. Integrated into the air force after the start of WWII.
A.L.I.-Flotte Riunite19491952Formed by the merger of Airone, Avio Linee Italiane;,[23] S.I.S.A, and Transadriatica
AliadriaticaAPADHHERON19831995Renamed Air One
Aliblu AirwaysKRKROALIBLU[24][page needed]19871989Operated two Jetstream 31[25][page needed]
Alieurope20002002Operated Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma[26]
AligiuliaRWRWAALIGIULIA19801986Operated Nord 262 and leased Dart Herald[27]
AlinordDNDNO19861990Previously CADABO Operated YAK-40,[28] Fokker F28
AlisardaIGISSAlisarda19641991Renamed Meridiana
AlisCargo AirlinesCPLSIALIS20212022Renamed MSC Air Cargo[29]
Alistar1990Previously Milair Never operational[30]
Alisud (Compagnia Aerea Meridionale)19631964Operated leased Carvair[31]
Alitalia-Aerolinee Italiane InternazionaliAZAZA19471957Merged with LAI-Linee Aeree Italiane to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane[32]
Alitalia-Linee Aeree ItalianeAZAZAALITALIA19572008Formed by the merger of LAI-Linee Aeree Italiane and Alitalia-Aerolinee Italiane Internazionali. Merged operations into Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea Italiana
Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea ItalianaAZAZAALITALIA20092014Merged operations into Alitalia - Società Aerea Italiana
Alitalia - Società Aerea ItalianaAZAZAALITALIA20152021Assets partly merged into ITA Airways
Alitalia CargoAZAZAALTALIA19472009
Alitalia CityLinerCTCYLCITYLINER20112024Previously Air One CityLiner Merged operations into Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea Italiana
Alitalia ExpressXMSMXALIEXPRESS19972015Merged operations into Alitalia CityLiner
Alitalia TEAMRDNOVALITALIA TEAM19962002Merged operations into Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane
Aliway Airlines20002000Operated a leased Jetstream 31[16]
Alpi EaglesE8ELGALPI EAGLES19962008
AltairSMSMISIERRA MIKE19811986Operated Sud Aviation Caravelle[33]
Antares Airlines1987Never operational Transformed into Unifly Express[34]
Assofly Airlines19991999[35]
AvianovaRDNOVAVIANOVA19871996Merged operations into Alitalia Team
Avio Linee Italiane-A.L.I.AVAVIOLINEE19261949Re-estabilished after WWII. Merged to form A.L.I.-Flotte Riunite
AvioligureTF19761980Took over Aertirrena assets Operated YAK-40
Avion Express Italia20112011Short-lived Lithuanian Avion Express affiliate[36]
AviosardaDFADZAVIOSARDA19942000Operated a single leased ATR 42[37]
Azzurra AirZSAZIAZZURRA19962004
B
Belle Air EuropeL9BALBELLEAIR EUROPE20102013
Benair International FreightBEI19981999[38]
Besit-Air Besit19892001Merged into Air Columbia[39]
Blue Panorama AirlinesBVBPABLUE PANORAMA19982021
C
CadaboKBCADABO19831986Renamed Alinord Operated YAK-40[11]
Cargoitalia2GCRGCARGOITALIA20062011
Ciao FlyCIO20022002Operated leased BAe.146[40]
CityFlyCIICITYFLY19991999Previously Umbria Fly[41]
Club Air6PISGITALCARGO20022008
C.I.E.-Compagnia Italiana Elicotteri19561969Operated Agusta-Bell 47 Summer scheduled services Rimini-San Marino 1959-1969[42]
Columbia18831986Operated Dart Herald[16]
D
Dolphin Air Express20042004[43]
E
Eagles AirlinesE3EGSEAGLES20102011Renamed PRiMA Aero Trasporti Italiani
Easy Islands20022004Operated leased aircraft[16]
EGO AirwaysE3EGWEGOL20202021
ELI-Linee Italiane19561959Renamed Elivie[44]
Elipadana-Società Alta Italia Trasporto Elicotteri19591961Operated Sikorsky S-58 leased from Sabena[citation needed]
Elivie-Società Italiana Esercizio ElicotteriEVEIVIE19591971Previously ELI-Linee Italiane
Ernest AirlinesEGERNERNEST20172020
EuReCaF419832001
EuroflyGJEEZE-FLY19902010Merged operations into Meridiana with Meridiana fly brand
Eurojet ItaliaERJJET ITALIA19872007Renamed Air4[45]
Evolavia20022007
Executive Aviation ServicesGDM19932005Operated Canadair CL-600, Hawker 700, Learjet 35[46]
Executive Blue20092014Blue Panorama Airlines brand Operated Piaggio P.180 Avanti[47]
F
Far Airlines19941998Requested regional routes never authorized[48][page needed]
Federico II Airways2DFDE19982001[16][49][page needed]
Fly Ernest20152017Renamed Ernest Airlines[50]
Fly Marche20172017Flight operated by Van Air Europe with Let Turbolet[51]
Fly WexIMIADFLYWEX20042007Previously SixCargo
FlyOristano20102011
Fortune AviationFOR19791993Airline-type operations transferrd to Noman subsidiary[52]
FoxairFXRWILDFOX19952009Merged into K-Air[53]
FreeAir HelicoptersFRHFREEAIR COPTER19962001Aerial work and public transport[54]
G
Gandalf AirlinesG7GNFGANDALF19992004
GitanairVGGTAGITANAIR19891990[55]
Goldwing AirlinesEEGDW20002002Operated with third party AOC[56]
H
HelisirioHSLHELISIRIO[57]
HelitaliaHITHELITALIA[58]
I
Idrolines20092011Seaplane services[59]
INAER Aviation Italia19782016Rebranded Babcock MCS Italia[60]
International Flying Services (IFS)F4IFSEURECA19891998Previously Flying Services Renamed EuReCa[61]
Interstate AirlinesI42005Operated with third party AOC[62][page needed]
ItalairB8DRGITALAIR19972000
ItAli AirlinesFSACLITALI20042011Previously TAI-Trasporti Aerei Italiani
ItaljetQJITJITALJET19901992
Italy FirstIFIFSRIVIERA19992006
Itavia-Società di Navigazione Aerea ItaviaIHIHSITAVIA19581980[63]
J
K
K-AirFXR20092018Previously Foxair[64]
L
LAI-Linee Aeree Italiane19471957Merged with Aerolinee Italiane Internazionali to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane
LAS-Linee Aeree Siciliane1989Virtual airline operating with Unifly Express aircraft
LATI19391941Flights discontinued in 1941, but company existed until 1956
Lauda Air ItalyL4LDILAUDA ITALY19932005Transferred operations and fleet to Livingston Energy Flight
Livingston Compagnia Aerea-New Livingston SpAJNNLVSEAGULL20122014New Livingston brand
Livingston Energy Flight-Livingston SpALMLVGLIVINGSTON20032010
Lufthansa ItaliaLULITLUFTHANSA20092011
M
Med AirlinesM8MDSMIZAR19972001
Mediteravia-Mediterranea SpA19591961Operated a single Vickers Viking[65][page needed]
1st Meridiana (1991–2010)IGISSMERIDIANA19912018Previously Alisarda Renamed 1st Air Italy
2nd Meridiana (2013–2018)IGISS20132018[66] Rebranded Air Italy (2018–2020)
Meridiana FlyIGISS20102018Trading name of Meridiana (1991–2010) and Eurofly Merged with Air Italy (2005–2018) to form 2nd Meridiana (2013–2018)[67]
Milair2Q19901992Operated Yakovlev Yak-40, Yakovlev Yak-42. Renamed Alistar[68]
Minerva AirlinesN4MTCAIR MINERVA19962003
MiniLinerMNLMINILINER19822015
Mistral AirM4MSAAIRMERCI19842019Renamed Poste Air Cargo[69]
MyAir-My Way Airlines8IMYWFRANKY20042009
MyJet20152016Bought by Blink[70]
N
National Jet Italia20002001Operated B.737 and BAe.146 leased from British Airways[71]
NomanU4NOMNOMAN19941997Fortune Aviation subsidiary Operations transferred to AirOne[72]
O
Ocean AirlinesVCVCXOCEAN CARGO20042007
P
PanairP2PITPANAIRFLY20012003Previously Panair International
Posta Aerea Transadriatica19181919[73]
PRiMA Aero Trasporti ItalianiE3EGSEAGLES20112011Previously Eagles Airlines
S
SagittairSGSGT19901991Previously Aerotaxi Sud
Salpanavi-Società di Navigazione Aerea19471948Merged operations into Aerea Teseo[74]
1st SAM-Società Aerea MediterraneaMQ19281939Merged to form Ala Littoria
2nd SAM-Società Aerea MediterraneaMQ19611977Alitalia charter subsidiary
SamantaCDFSAMANTA[75]
SANA-Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea19261934Merged to form Ala Littoria
SardairlineSAPSARDAIR19942000[76]
SATT-Società Avio Trasporti Torino19621968Charters, mainly cargo[77]
SAV-Società Aerea Veneziana19691972Not operational Assets sold to Aeropa[78]
Serib WingsIFISWSERIB19881996Operated Swearingen Metroliner[79]
Si FlyS6KWYSIFLY19992001
1st SISA-Società Italiana Servizi Aerei19231934Merged to form Ala Littoria
2nd SISA-Società Italiana Servizi Aerei19471948Merger operations into Avio Linee Italiane and later into A.L.I.-Flotte Riunite[80][page needed][81][82][page needed]
SixCargo6PISG20012004Renamed Fly Wex[83]
SkyBridge AiropsKYB20052014Operated Embraer Brasilia[84]
SmartLynx Italia6YART20092010SmartLynx Airlines subsidiary
Sunline19931994[85]
T
TAI-Transporti Aerei Italiani20032004Previously Air Columbia Renamed ItAli Airlines[86]
TAS AirwaysTJTTS19871994Trading name of Trasporti Aerei Speciali airline-type operations
TEA Italia19901995Associated with TEA Trans European Airways[87][88][page needed]
1st Transadriatica-Società Anonima di Navigazione Aerea Transadriatica19261931Merged into Società Aerea Mediterranea[89]
2nd Transadriatica-Società Transadriatica di Navigazione Aerea p.A.19471949Merged to form A.L.I.-Flotte Riunite[80][page needed][90][page needed][82][page needed]
Transavia19611962Specialised in the transport of newspapers in Italy[91][92][93]
TransavioTDTVOTRANS-BALLERIO19811995Mainly scheduled passenger summer service to Elba Island[94]
Turavia Linee Aeree Turistiche19711971Briefly operated Fokker F28[95][page needed]
U
Unifly (Unifly Express)19761987Operated Fokker F28 on charter flights
Unifly ExpressIPBJAUNIFLY19881990Previously Antares Airlines
V
Victoria Airlines19981998Operated Airbus A320 with third party AOC[96]
VIP-AirVITVIPAIR19671990Aero-taxi company Operated a regional route 1981-1982 [97]
Volare and Volareweb.com VAVLEREVOLA19982015Reformed in 2006 as Volare SpA In 2009 merged operations into Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea Italiana In 2015 merged operations into Alitalia - Società Aerea Italiana[98]
VoliRegionali20052005[99]
W
Wind JetIVJETGHIBLI20032012
Y
Yes Air20052005Briefly operated a leased ATR 42[100]

Further informations

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In 1997 the Italian aviation monthly JP4 also listed these companies (years 1972-2007):[101]

1 - project or proposal only: 4Air, Adria, Aer Tuscia (or Air Tuscia), Agent Air, Air Corse Italy, Air Freedom, Air Piemont, Ali Adria (renamed SAT-Società Aerea Triveneta), Ali del Sole, Ali Liguria, Alisicilia, Assofly, Aviosud, Brixia, Cargo Airways, CAT-Compagnia Aerea Triveneta, EAS Italia, Emilia Romagna, Fly Connection, G7, Galileo Airways, Italianwings, LTI, Mediterranea, Meridiana Express, Milair, Partnair, Ocean Airlines (1998), Phoenix, Puglia Air, Solair, Southwest Express, Transeuropa,Urbe Airlines, Wing

2 - established but never operational (dates): Air Blu (2002-2006), Alicalabria (2002), Antares (1976), ArtAir (2000), Avialpi (1972), Blue Line (2001-2002), Par Avion (1994), SATEL (1980-1982), SAV-Società Aerea Veneta (1972, Aeropa from 1973), Sicilian Airways (1980), 1st Sunline (1988), TAER (1977)

3 - operated with third party AOC: Allway Airlines (2000), Blue Air (2003-2004), Free Airways (2002), LAS-Linee Aeree Siciliane (1987-1989), Uniroyal International (1998-1999)

See also

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References

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  38. ↑ "Benair International Freight". Airline History. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
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  40. ↑ "CiaoFly". Airline History. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
  41. ↑ "CityFly". Airline History. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
  42. ↑ "Compagnia Italiana Elicotteri". Airline History. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
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  44. ↑ "ELI-Linee Italiane". Airline History. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
  45. ↑ "Eurojet Italia". Airline History. Retrieved 5 November 2019.
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  85. ↑ "Sunline". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
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  96. ↑ "Victoria Airlines". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
  97. ↑ "VIP-Air". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
  98. ↑ "Volare Airlines". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
  99. ↑ "VoliRegionali". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
  100. ↑ "Yes Air". Airline History. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
  101. ↑ JP4 monthly magazine, Firenze, Italy, May 2007

Further reading

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  • Quilici M., Quarant'anni di aviazione civile 1931-1971 (in Italian language), Ed. Museo Aeronautico Caproni di Taliedo, Roma, 1973
  • Gianvanni P., I trasporti aerei in Italia dalla guerra all'era del getto (in Italian language), Ed.A.I., Firenze, 1979
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