List of defunct airlines of Italy

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

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AirlineImage IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced
operations		Ceased
operations		Notes
24Airways 2017Not launched [3]
4air.it 2004Not launched [4]
A
Action Air ORSAVIATION SERVICE [5]
Aeral I-ALEC DC8-54F AERAL EMA 12-04-79 (19084618426).jpg HSSKYTRUCK19581980
Aeralpi 19631968
Aereo Teseo 19471948
Aerfly 2009Not launched [6]
Aermarche MMCAERMARCHE [7]
Aermediterranea McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32, Aermediterranea AN1057762.jpg BQBQIMEDITERRANEA19831985Merged into Aero Trasporti Italiani
Aernord AEDAERNSPA [8]
Aero Espresso Italiana (AEI) Macchi M.24.gif 19261934Absorbed into Ala Littoria
Aero Taxi Sud 19891990Renamed and merged into Sagittair
Aero Trasporti Italiani Aero Trasporti Italiani DC-9 I-ATIJ.jpg BMATIATI19631994Subsidiary of Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane, merged back into them
Aeroitalia ROOAEROITALIA [9]
Aeropa Boeing 707-321, Aeropa AN0926325.jpg VZAAU19741975Established as SAV (Società Aerea Veneziana). Operated Boeing 707 [10]
Aerotaxi Sud 19901990Renamed to Sagittair [11]
Aeroveneta EVTAEROVENETA [12]
Aertirrena Fiorenza de Bernardi Aertirrena.jpg 19701975Operated Yakovlev Yak-40
Agentair 2004Not launched [13]
Air 70 19751975Not launched [14]
Air Bee BMOBEAIRBEE20082008
Air Besit 19992001Operated Swearingen Metroliner [15]
Air Blu 2004Not launched [16]
Air Brixia 2002Not launched [17]
Air Columbia 19842003Renamed and merged into TAI – Transporti Aerei Italiani
Air Day 1999Not launched [18]
Air Emilia 20032003Not launched
Air Europe Air Europe Italy Boeing 767-300ER Pierobon.jpg PEAELAIR EUROPE19892008
Air Freedom 2004Not launched. Low cost out of Sardinia [19]
Air Halica 20022004 [20]
Air Industria 7YIDU19992003
Air Italica 3B20032003Operated ATR 72 [21]
Air Italy 20012004Palermo based carrier [22]
Air Italy (2005–2018) Boeing 767-304ER Air Italy I-AIGG.jpg I9AEYAIR ITALY20052018Merged with Meridiana Fly to form the new Meridiana
AirItaly (2018–2020) Boeing 737-8 MAX, Air Italy JP9008017.jpg IGISSAIR ITALY20182020Formed by the merger of past Air Italy and Meridiana
Air Italy (Free Airways) NNAJRFREE AIRWAIS20012002
Air Liguria 2001Not launched
Air Mach KAMICO-AIR [23]
Air Mediterranea
Air One Boeing 737-3M8, Air One JP6444398.jpg APADHHERON19882014
Air One CityLiner Bombardier CRJ-900ER, Air One CityLiner JP6413210.jpg CTCYLCITYLINER20062011Rebranded as Alitalia CityLiner
Air Panarea
Air Piedmont 2002Not launched [24]
Air Sal 9B20052006 [25]
Air Sardinia VVASZ19871990 [26]
Air Service Plus AXY20032008 [27]
Air Sicilia BM19911991 [28]
Air Sicilia Boeing 737-228-Adv, Air Sicilia AN0085428.jpg BMSICAIR SICILIA19942004
Air Vallée Air Vallee Dornier 328-300 328JET Airwim-1.jpg VKRVLAIR VALLEE19872016
Aircapitol CKAIRCAP [29]
Airday IMIAD19991999
Airone 19471949Merged with Transadriatica and ALI to form ALI – Flotte Riunite
AirSal G-FLTD B.Ae 146-200 AirSal.it (op by Flightline) MAN 19OCT05 (6024472255).jpg 9B20042005 [30]
AirSud 20162016 [31]
Airumbria Douglas DC-3, Air Umbria JP6547947.jpg UMBAIR UMBRIA19932014Operated Douglas DC-3
Ala Littoria R.A. - Savoia-Marchetti SM.75 Marsupiale.jpg 19341945Disbanded after WWII
Ali Adria 19821982 [32]
Aliadriatica APADHHERON19831995
ALI – Flotte Riunite 19491952Established as Avio Linee Italiane; [33] went bankrupt and acquired by LAI
Aliblu Airways KRKROALIBLY19871989Acquired by Avianova. Operated Jetstream 31
Alieurope 20002002Operated Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma [34]
Aligiulia Nord N-262A-14, Aligiulia AN0592532.jpg RWRWAALIGIULIA19831986Operated Dart Herald, Nord 262 [35]
Alinord DNDNO19861990Operated YAK-40; [36] taken over by Unifly Express
Alisarda Douglas DC-9-14 I-SARV Alisarda FRA 06.77 edited-2.jpg IGISSAlisarda19631991Merged with Spanish airline Universair to form the Meridiana
AlisCargo Airlines AlisCargo Airlines aircraft @ MXP, May 2022.jpg CPLSIALIS20212022Company acquired by MSC Air Cargo, which plans to fly under new AlisCargo air operator's certificate [37]
Alisea Airlines Alisea Airlines Boeing 737-3Q8 Gualdoni-1.jpg FZBBGALISEA20002003
Alistar 19921993Established as Milair [38]
Alisud (Compagnia Aerea Meridionale) ATL 98 Carvair G-ASKG, Alisud (BUAF lease), Southend, UK, Mar 1964 (9418047122).jpg 19631964Operated Carvair [39]
Aerolinee Italiane Internazionali Savoia SM95 I-DALL RWY 1948.jpg AZAZA19461957Merged with Linee Aeree Italiane to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane [40]
Alitalia Cargo Alitalia Cargo McDonnell Douglas MD-11F SDS-2.jpg AZAZAALTALIA19472009
Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane Douglas DC-8-43 I-DIWA Alitalia LAP 20.08.60 edited-2.jpg AZAZAALITALIA19572009Rebranded as Alitalia
Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea Italiana I-BIXJ AlItalia (3450509526).jpg AZAZAALITALIA20092015Rebranded as Alitalia
Alitalia CityLiner Embraer ERJ-170-200LR 175LR, Alitalia CityLiner AN2264830.jpg CTCYLCITYLINER20062021Formerly Air One CityLiner
Alitalia - Società Aerea Italiana EI-EJM KJFK (37103765503).jpg AZAZAALITALIA20152021Went bankrupt. Rebranded as ITA Airways
Alitalia Express Embraer 170-100LR, Alitalia Express JP6898134.jpg XMSMXALIEXPRESS19972015
Aliway Airlines 20002000Operated Jetstream 31 [41]
Alpi Eagles 144fg - Alpi Eagles Fokker 100; I-ALPL@CDG;10.08.2001 (8399328804).jpg E8ELGALPI EAGLES19792007
Altair SMSMISIERRA MIKE19671984Charter operator. Operated Sud Aviation Caravelle [42]
Antares Airlines 1976 [43]
Arabian American Airlines 19511952 [44]
Assofly Airlines 19991999 [45]
Avianova ATR ATR-72-212, Avianova AN0221025.jpg RDNOVAVIANOVA19861996Rebranded as Alitalia Express
Avio Linee Italiane Fiat G-18 I-ETNA.jpg AVAVIOLINEE19261949Merged with Airone and Transadriatica to form ALI – Flotte Riunite
Avioligure TF19751980Operated YAK-40 (I-JAKE, I-JAKI) [46]
Avion Express Italia 20112011 [47]
Aviosarda ATR ATR-42-320 AN2109360.jpg DFADZAVIOSARDA19971999Operated only one ATR 42 [48]
Azzurra Air Boeing 737-7L9, Azzurra Air JP6138575.jpg ZSAZIAZZURRA19962004
B
Belle Air Europe Airbus A319-132, Belle Air Europe JP7346611.jpg L9BALBELLEAIR EUROPE20102013
Benair International Freight BEI19981999 [49]
Besit Servizi Aerei 19991999 [50]
Blu Air 20032003 [51]
Blue 20042004 [52]
Blue Panorama Airlines Boeing 737-4K5, Blue Panorama Airlines JP6971141.jpg BVBPABLUE PANORAMA19982021
C
Cadabo KBCADABO19801986Renamed to Alinord. Operated YAK-40 [53]
Cargoitalia McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30(F), Cargoitalia JP6344357.jpg 2GCRGCARGOITALIA20052011
Ciao Fly CIO20022002 [54]
CityFly CIICITYFLY20042006 [55]
Club Air Club Air BAe 146-200 Zammit.jpg 6PISGITALCARGO20022008
Compagnia Italiana Elicotteri 19561969Operated Agusta-Bell 47 [56]
D
Dolphin Air Express 20042004 [57]
E
Eagles Airlines Eagles Airlines Fokker 100 Olivati-1.jpg E3EGSEAGLES20102011Rebranded as PRiMA Aero Trasporti Italiani
Easy Islands 20022004Virtual carrier [58]
EBA Italy 19931996Virtual carrier [59]
EGO Airways E3EGWEGOL20192022
ElbaFly ElbaFly Let L-410UVP-E Turbolet Gualdoni-1.jpg 20062012
ELI-Linee Italiane 19561959Renamed to Elivie [60]
ELIPDANA Sabena helikopter.jpg 19601961Operated two Sikorsky S-58 leased by Sabena and one Vertol 44 [61]
Elivie EVEIVIE19591970
Ernest Airlines Ernest, EI-GCC, Airbus A320-233 (44298823191).jpg EGERNERNEST20172020
EuReCa F4URE19982002 [62]
Eurofly Airbus A320-214 I-EEZF Eurofly (6662436497).jpg GJEEZE-FLY19892010Merged with Meridiana to form Meridiana fly
Eurojet Italia Eurojet Italia Learjet 45 I-ERJD@LHR;05.06.2010 (4690510424).jpg ERJJET ITALIA19872007Renamed to Air4 [63]
Evolavia 20022007
Executive Aviation Services GDM19932005Operated Canadair CL-600, Hawker 700, Learjet 35 [64]
Executive Blue Piaggio P.180 Avanti Executive Blue (Blue Panorama), LUX Luxembourg (Findel), Luxembourg PP1274248917.jpg 20042006Operated Piaggio P.180 Avanti [65]
F
FAR Airlines FARFAR AIRLINES19941999
Federico II Airways X8FDEFEDEREAGLE19982002
Fly Ernest 20162017Renamed to Ernest Airlines [66]
Fly Marche 20172017Virtual carrier with services operated by Van Air Europe. Operated Let Turbolet [67]
Fly Wex Six Cargo I-SIXA f27-500 Coventry 02-01-07 (22887371432).jpg IMIADFLYWEX20012007Established as SixCargo
FlyOnAir 4R20062012Established as On Air
FlyOristano Fokker 50, FlyOristano (Denim Air) JP6888846.jpg 20102011
Flyplanet 20122014
Fortune Aviation Fortune Aviation Boeing 737-200 JetPix.jpg FOR19941995Renamed to Noman [68]
Foxair Piaggio P-180 Avanti, Foxair JP6210349.jpg FXRWILDFOX19992009Charter operator owned by Piaggio Aerospace. Renamed to K-Air [69]
Free Airlines 19962001Charter airline [70]
FreeAir Helicopters FRHFREEAIR COPTER19962001Aerial work and public transport [71]
G
Gandalf Airlines 103af - Gandalf Airlines Dornier 328-110; D-CGAP@ZRH;11.08.2000 (6169118825).jpg G7GNFGANDALF19982004Acquired by Alitalia
Gitanair VGGTAGITANAIR19891990 [72]
Goldwing Airlines EEGDW20002001 [73]
GrandaExel 20032004
H
Helisirio HSLHELISIRIO [74]
Helitalia Agusta A109K2, Helitalia Team JP6382335.jpg HITHELITALIA [75]
I
Idrolines 20092011Seaplane services [76]
INAER Aviation Italia 19782016Rebranded as Babcock MCS Italia [77]
International Flying Services F4IFSEURECA19891998 [78]
Italair B8DRGITALAIR19962000
ItAli Airlines ItAli Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (DC-9-82) Bidini-1.jpg FSACLITALI20042011Shut down
Italiatour Airlines Italiatour Airlines Avro RJ85 Bidini.jpg OIIAZ20082009Operated BAe 146
ItalJet QJITJITALJET19911991 [79]
Italy First Atr42italyfirst.jpg IFIFSRIVIERA19992005Operated ATR 42-200
Itavia Itavia DC-9 I-TIGI.jpg IHIHSITAVIA19621981Suspended operations from 1965 to 1969
J
JetX 316dx - Jet X MD-82; TF-JXA@CDG;06.09.2004 (8209761709).jpg JXX20042004Renamed to Primera Air [80]
Jonio Airlines DORVL20052006
K
K-Air Piaggio P.180 Avanti Foxair, GRQ Groningen (Eelde), Netherlands PP1087994447.jpg FXR20092018Established as Foxair [81]
L
Linee Aeree Italiane (LAT) Hevra Kadisha.jpg 19461957Merged with Alitalia to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane
LATI Italian Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 tri-motor In USAAF service 1942.jpg 19391941Flights discontinued in 1941, but company existed until 1956
Lauda Air Italy Boeing 767-31A(ER), Lauda Air Italy JP5971023.jpg L4LDILAUDA ITALY19932003Merged into Livingston Energy Flight
Levriero Fly 20092011
Link Air Express 6MLKXMUTTLEY20062008
Livingston Compagnia Aerea Livingston Airbus A320 Olivati-1.jpg JNNLVSEAGULL20122014
Livingston Energy Flight Livingston Energy Flight Airbus A321 Simon.jpg LMLVGLIVINGSTON20032010
Lufthansa Italia Lufthansa Italia Airbus A319 Lebeda.jpg LULHILUFTHANSA20092011
M
Med Airlines M8MDSMIZAR19972001Went bankrupt [82]
Mediteravia 19591964 [83]
Megaride Air 20112012Operated 737-400
Meridiana (1991–2010) Airbus A320-232, Meridiana JP7771463.jpg IGISSMERIDIANA19912010Merged with Eurofly to create Meridiana Fly
Meridiana (2013–2018) Meridiana, I-AIGG, Boeing 767-304 ER (28383095511).jpg IGISS20132018 [84] Rebranded to Air Italy
Meridiana Fly Airbus A320-232, Meridiana Fly AN1975714.jpg IGISS20102013Merged with Air Italy to create Meridiana (2013–2018) [85]
Milair 2Q19901993Operated Yakovlev Yak-40, Yakovlev Yak-42. Renamed to Alistar [86]
Minerva Airlines Dornier 328-110, Alitalia (Minerva Airlines) AN0517628.jpg N4MTCAIR MINERVA19962003Went bankrupt
MiniLiner Miniliner F-50.jpg MNLMINILINER19822015
Mistral Air Boeing 737-36E(QC), Mistral Air JP7097824.jpg M4MSAAIRMERCI19812019Renamed to Poste Air Cargo [87]
MyAir Bombardier CRJ-900ER, MyAir JP6356499.jpg 8IMYWFRANKY20042009
MyJet Cessna 510 Citation Mustang, MyJet JP7640824.jpg 20152016Acquired by Blink [88]
N
National Jets Italia 20002001Established as Italian National Airlines [89]
Noman U4NOMNOMAN19941997Established as Fortune Aviation. Air One took over the operations [90]
O
Ocean Airlines Ocean Airlines Boeing 747-200 Wallner.jpg VCVCXOCEAN CARGO20032008
On Air 4R20062012Renamed to FlyOnAir
P
Panair Cessna 550 Citation II Private, LUX Luxembourg (Findel), Luxembourg PP1207257467.jpg P2PITPANAIRFLY20012003
Posta Aerea Transadriatica 19181919 [91]
PRiMA Aero Trasporti Italiani Eagles Airlines Fokker 100 Olivati-1.jpg E3EGSEAGLES20112011
S
Sagittair Sagittair BAe 146-300 Bidini.jpg SGT19901991Established as Aerotaxi Sud. Operated BAe 146-300, MD-83
Salpanavi 19471948Merged into Aereo Teseo [92]
Samanta CDFSAMANTA [93]
Sardairline SAPSARDAIR [94]
Serib Wings ISWSERIB19881999Operated Swearingen Metroliner [95]
Si Fly S6KWYSIFLY19992001
Silk Way Italia CSW20142018 [96]
SW Italia I-SWIA SW Italia Boeing 747-4R7F (35018417871).jpg IUCSWSILKITALIA20152019
SixCargo Six Cargo I-SIXA f27-500 Coventry 02-01-07 (22887371432).jpg 6PISG20012006Renamed to Fly Wex [97]
SkyBridge Airops Embraer EMB-120RT Brasilia, Skybridge AirOps JP7190070.jpg KYB20052015Operated Embraer Brasilia [98]
Small Planet Airlines Airbus A320-200 Small Planet Airlines (Poland) (LLP) SP-HAC - MSN 739 (9645957043).jpg P2LLIAURIGA20102014
SmartLynx Italia Airbus A320-211, Smartlynx Airlines Italia AN1621532.jpg 6YART20092010Was subsidiary of SmartLynx Airlines
Società Aerea Mediterranea (SAM) Savoia-Marchetti S.55 taking off (5956308806) (1k version, tight crop, 1.25 x scale, grayscale, contrast).jpg MQ19281939A subsidiary of Ala Littoria; merged with Aero Espresso Italiana, Società Italiana Servizi Aerei, and Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea to form Ala Littoria
Società Aerea Mediterranea (SAM) SAM Caravelle Gilliand.jpg MQ19591981A subsidiary of Alitalia; went bankrupt
Società Aerea Veneziana (SAV)19731974Formed in 1969. Renamed Aeropa. Operated Boeing 707 [99]
Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea (SANA) Dornier-Do-X3.jpg 19261934Merged with Aero Espresso Italiana, Società Italiana Servizi Aerei, and Società Aerea Mediterranea to form Ala Littoria
Societa Avio Trasporti Torino (SATT)19641968 [100]
Società Italiana Servizi Aerei (SISA) Savoia-Marchetti S.55 taking off (5956308806) (1k version, tight crop, 1.25 x scale, grayscale, contrast).jpg 19231934Merged with Aero Espresso Italiana, Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea, and Società Aerea Mediterranea to form Ala Littoria
Societa di Navigazione Aerea Itavia IHIHSITAVIA19591962Rebranded to Itavia [101]
SolAir 20012001 [102]
Sunline 19941994 [103]
T
TAI – Transporti Aerei Italiani 20032004Established as Air Columbia. Renamed to ItAli Airlines [104]
TAS Airways TJTTS19871994
TEA Italy TEA Italy Boeing 737-300; I-TEAI@ZRH;14.10.1994 (6169077241).jpg TDTEI19901995
Transadriatica 19471949Merged with Airone and ALI to form ALI – Flotte Riunite [105]
Transadriatica - Società Anonima di Navigazione Aerea Transadriatica 19261931Renamed to Società Aerea Mediterranea [106]
Transavia 19611962Specialised in the transport of newspapers within Italy [107]
Transavio TDTVOTRANS-BALLERIO19801995Scheduled passenger summer service to Elba [108]
Trawel Fly TrawelFly B737-400 EI-ELY PMO 2010-08-17.jpg 20092014
Turavia Linee Aeree Turistiche 19671971Operated Fokker F27, Fokker F28 [109]
U
Unifly Express McDonnell Douglas DC-9-33RC, Unifly Express AN0188509.jpg IPBJAUNIFLY19801990
Universair 19891989 [110]
V
Victoria Airlines 19981998 [111]
VIP-Air Dassault Falcon (Mystere) 20E, VIP-Air AN0011795.jpg VITVIPAIR19671979 [112]
Volare 19982005Renamed to Volareweb.com [113]
Volare Airlines 258bq - Volare Airlines Airbus A320-214, I-PEKF@ZRH,14.09.2003 - Flickr - Aero Icarus.jpg VEVLEVOLA19972015
Volare Airlines Airbus A330-202, Volare Airlines AN0558230.jpg VAVLEREVOLA19982004 [114]
Volareweb.com Volareweb A320 F-OHFR.jpg VAVLEREVOLA20052009 [115]
VolaSalerno ORI20082008
VoliAmo 20072008
VoliRegionali 20052006 [116]
W
Wind Jet Airbus A319-132, Wind Jet JP6503639.jpg IVJETGHIBLI20032012
Wing 20042004Rebranded as MyAir
Y
Yes Air 20052005 [117]

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