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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
24Airways 2017 Not launched[3]
4air.it 2004 Not launched[4]
A
Action Air ORS AVIATION SERVICE [5]
Aeral HS SKYTRUCK 1958 1980
Aeralpi 1963 1968
Aereo Teseo 1947 1948
Aerfly 2009 Not launched[6]
Aermarche MMC AERMARCHE [7]
Aermediterranea BQ BQI MEDITERRANEA 1983 1985 Merged into Aero Trasporti Italiani
Aernord AED AERNSPA [8]
Aero Espresso Italiana (AEI) 1926 1934 Absorbed into Ala Littoria
Aero Taxi Sud 1989 1990 Renamed and merged into Sagittair
Aero Trasporti Italiani BM ATI ATI 1963 1994 Subsidiary of Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane, merged back into them
Aeroitalia ROO AEROITALIA [9]
Aeropa VZ AAU 1974 1975 Established as SAV (Società Aerea Veneziana). Operated Boeing 707[10]
Aerotaxi Sud 1990 1990 Renamed to Sagittair[11]
Aeroveneta EVT AEROVENETA [12]
Aertirrena 1970 1975 Operated Yakovlev Yak-40
Agentair 2004 Not launched[13]
Air 70 1975 1975 Not launched[14]
Air Bee BM OBE AIRBEE 2008 2008
Air Besit 1999 2001 Operated Swearingen Metroliner[15]
Air Blu 2004 Not launched[16]
Air Brixia 2002 Not launched[17]
Air Columbia 1984 2003 Renamed and merged into TAI – Transporti Aerei Italiani
Air Day 1999 Not launched[18]
Air Emilia 2003 2003 Not launched
Air Europe PE AEL AIR EUROPE 1989 2008
Air Freedom 2004 Not launched. Low cost out of Sardinia[19]
Air Halica 2002 2004 [20]
Air Industria 7Y IDU 1999 2003
Air Italica 3B 2003 2003 Operated ATR 72[21]
Air Italy 2001 2004 Palermo based carrier[22]
Air Italy (2005–2018) I9 AEY AIR ITALY 2005 2018 Merged with Meridiana Fly to form the new Meridiana
Air Italy (2018–2020) IG ISS AIR ITALY 2018 2020 Formed by the merger of past Air Italy and Meridiana
Air Italy (Free Airways) NN AJR FREE AIRWAIS 2001 2002
Air Liguria 2001 Not launched
Air Mach KAM ICO-AIR [23]
Air Mediterranea
Air One AP ADH HERON 1988 2014
Air One CityLiner CT CYL CITYLINER 2006 2011 Rebranded as Alitalia CityLiner
Air Panarea
Air Piedmont 2002 Not launched[24]
Air Sal 9B 2005 2006 [25]
Air Sardinia VV ASZ 1987 1990 [26]
Air Service Plus AXY 2003 2008 [27]
Air Sicilia BM 1991 1991 [28]
Air Sicilia BM SIC AIR SICILIA 1994 2004
Air Vallée VK RVL AIR VALLEE 1987 2016
Aircapitol CK AIRCAP [29]
Airday IM IAD 1999 1999
Airone 1947 1949 Merged with Transadriatica and ALI to form ALI – Flotte Riunite
AirSal 9B 2004 2005 [30]
AirSud 2016 2016 [31]
Airumbria UMB AIR UMBRIA 1993 2014 Operated Douglas DC-3
Ala Littoria 1934 1945 Disbanded after WWII
Ali Adria 1982 1982 [32]
Aliadriatica AP ADH HERON 1983 1995
ALI – Flotte Riunite 1949 1952 Established as Avio Linee Italiane;[33] went bankrupt and acquired by LAI
Aliblu Airways KR KRO ALIBLY 1987 1989 Acquired by Avianova. Operated Jetstream 31
Alieurope 2000 2002 Operated Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma[34]
Aligiulia RW RWA ALIGIULIA 1983 1986 Operated Dart Herald, Nord 262[35]
Alinord DN DNO 1986 1990 Operated YAK-40;[36] taken over by Unifly Express
Alisarda IG ISS Alisarda 1963 1991 Merged with Spanish airline Universair to form the Meridiana
AlisCargo Airlines CP LSI ALIS 2021 2022 Company acquired by MSC Air Cargo, which plans to fly under new AlisCargo air operator's certificate[37]
Alisea Airlines FZ BBG ALISEA 2000 2003
Alistar 1992 1993 Established as Milair[38]
Alisud (Compagnia Aerea Meridionale) 1963 1964 Operated Carvair[39]
Aerolinee Italiane Internazionali AZ AZA 1946 1957 Merged with Linee Aeree Italiane to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane[40]
Alitalia Cargo AZ AZA ALTALIA 1947 2009
Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane AZ AZA ALITALIA 1957 2009 Rebranded as Alitalia
Alitalia - Compagnia Aerea Italiana AZ AZA ALITALIA 2009 2015 Rebranded as Alitalia
Alitalia CityLiner CT CYL CITYLINER 2006 2021 Formerly Air One CityLiner
Alitalia - Società Aerea Italiana AZ AZA ALITALIA 2015 2021 Went bankrupt. Rebranded as ITA Airways
Alitalia Express XM SMX ALIEXPRESS 1997 2015
Aliway Airlines 2000 2000 Operated Jetstream 31[41]
Alpi Eagles E8 ELG ALPI EAGLES 1979 2007
Altair SM SMI SIERRA MIKE 1967 1984 Charter operator. Operated Sud Aviation Caravelle[42]
Antares Airlines 1976 [43]
Arabian American Airlines 1951 1952 [44]
Assofly Airlines 1999 1999 [45]
Avianova RD NOV AVIANOVA 1986 1996 Rebranded as Alitalia Express
Avio Linee Italiane AV AVIOLINEE 1926 1949 Merged with Airone and Transadriatica to form ALI – Flotte Riunite
Avioligure TF 1975 1980 Operated YAK-40 (I-JAKE, I-JAKI)[46]
Avion Express Italia 2011 2011 [47]
Aviosarda DF ADZ AVIOSARDA 1997 1999 Operated only one ATR 42[48]
Azzurra Air ZS AZI AZZURRA 1996 2004
B
Belle Air Europe L9 BAL BELLEAIR EUROPE 2010 2013
Benair International Freight BEI 1998 1999 [49]
Besit Servizi Aerei 1999 1999 [50]
Blu Air 2003 2003 [51]
Blue 2004 2004 [52]
Blue Panorama Airlines BV BPA BLUE PANORAMA 1998 2021
C
Cadabo KB CADABO 1980 1986 Renamed to Alinord. Operated YAK-40[53]
Cargoitalia 2G CRG CARGOITALIA 2005 2011
Ciao Fly CIO 2002 2002 [54]
CityFly CII CITYFLY 2004 2006 [55]
Club Air 6P ISG ITALCARGO 2002 2008
Compagnia Italiana Elicotteri 1956 1969 Operated Agusta-Bell 47[56]
D
Dolphin Air Express 2004 2004 [57]
E
Eagles Airlines E3 EGS EAGLES 2010 2011 Rebranded as PRiMA Aero Trasporti Italiani
Easy Islands 2002 2004 Virtual carrier[58]
EBA Italy 1993 1996 Virtual carrier[59]
EGO Airways E3 EGW EGOL 2019 2022
ElbaFly 2006 2012
ELI-Linee Italiane 1956 1959 Renamed to Elivie[60]
ELIPDANA 1960 1961 Operated two Sikorsky S-58 leased by Sabena and one Vertol 44[61]
Elivie EV EIVIE 1959 1970
Ernest Airlines EG ERN ERNEST 2017 2020
EuReCa F4 URE 1998 2002 [62]
Eurofly GJ EEZ E-FLY 1989 2010 Merged with Meridiana to form Meridiana fly
Eurojet Italia ERJ JET ITALIA 1987 2007 Renamed to Air4[63]
Evolavia 2002 2007
Executive Aviation Services GDM 1993 2005 Operated Canadair CL-600, Hawker 700, Learjet 35[64]
Executive Blue 2004 2006 Operated Piaggio P.180 Avanti[65]
F
FAR Airlines FAR FAR AIRLINES 1994 1999
Federico II Airways X8 FDE FEDEREAGLE 1998 2002
Fly Ernest 2016 2017 Renamed to Ernest Airlines[66]
Fly Marche 2017 2017 Virtual carrier with services operated by Van Air Europe. Operated Let Turbolet[67]
Fly Wex IM IAD FLYWEX 2001 2007 Established as SixCargo
FlyOnAir 4R 2006 2012 Established as On Air
FlyOristano 2010 2011
Flyplanet 2012 2014
Fortune Aviation FOR 1994 1995 Renamed to Noman[68]
Foxair FXR WILDFOX 1999 2009 Charter operator owned by Piaggio Aerospace. Renamed to K-Air[69]
Free Airlines 1996 2001 Charter airline[70]
FreeAir Helicopters FRH FREEAIR COPTER 1996 2001 Aerial work and public transport[71]
G
Gandalf Airlines G7 GNF GANDALF 1998 2004 Acquired by Alitalia
Gitanair VG GTA GITANAIR 1989 1990 [72]
Goldwing Airlines EE GDW 2000 2001 [73]
GrandaExel 2003 2004
H
Helisirio HSL HELISIRIO [74]
Helitalia HIT HELITALIA [75]
I
Idrolines 2009 2011 Seaplane services[76]
INAER Aviation Italia 1978 2016 Rebranded as Babcock MCS Italia[77]
International Flying Services F4 IFS EURECA 1989 1998 [78]
Italair B8 DRG ITALAIR 1996 2000
ItAli Airlines FS ACL ITALI 2004 2011 Shut down
Italiatour Airlines OI IAZ 2008 2009 Operated BAe 146
ItalJet QJ ITJ ITALJET 1991 1991 [79]
Italy First IF IFS RIVIERA 1999 2005 Operated ATR 42-200
Itavia IH IHS ITAVIA 1962 1981 Suspended operations from 1965 to 1969
J
JetX JXX 2004 2004 Renamed to Primera Air[80]
Jonio Airlines DO RVL 2005 2006
K
K-Air FXR 2009 2018 Established as Foxair[81]
L
Linee Aeree Italiane (LAT) 1946 1957 Merged with Alitalia to form Alitalia-Linee Aeree Italiane
LATI 1939 1941 Flights discontinued in 1941, but company existed until 1956
Lauda Air Italy L4 LDI LAUDA ITALY 1993 2003 Merged into Livingston Energy Flight
Levriero Fly 2009 2011
Link Air Express 6M LKX MUTTLEY 2006 2008
Livingston Compagnia Aerea JN NLV SEAGULL 2012 2014
Livingston Energy Flight LM LVG LIVINGSTON 2003 2010
Lufthansa Italia LU LHI LUFTHANSA 2009 2011
M
Med Airlines M8 MDS MIZAR 1997 2001 Went bankrupt[82]
Mediteravia 1959 1964 [83]
Megaride Air 2011 2012 Operated 737-400
Meridiana (1991–2010) IG ISS MERIDIANA 1991 2010 Merged with Eurofly to create Meridiana Fly
Meridiana (2013–2018) IG ISS 2013 2018 [84] Rebranded to Air Italy
Meridiana Fly IG ISS 2010 2013 Merged with Air Italy to create Meridiana (2013–2018)[85]
Milair 2Q 1990 1993 Operated Yakovlev Yak-40, Yakovlev Yak-42. Renamed to Alistar[86]
Minerva Airlines N4 MTC AIR MINERVA 1996 2003 Went bankrupt
MiniLiner MNL MINILINER 1982 2015
Mistral Air M4 MSA AIRMERCI 1981 2019 Renamed to Poste Air Cargo[87]
MyAir 8I MYW FRANKY 2004 2009
MyJet 2015 2016 Acquired by Blink[88]
N
National Jet Italia 2000 2001 Established as Italian National Airlines[89]
Noman U4 NOM NOMAN 1994 1997 Established as Fortune Aviation. Air One took over the operations[90]
O
Ocean Airlines VC VCX OCEAN CARGO 2003 2008
On Air 4R 2006 2012 Renamed to FlyOnAir
P
Panair P2 PIT PANAIRFLY 2001 2003
Posta Aerea Transadriatica 1918 1919 [91]
PRiMA Aero Trasporti Italiani E3 EGS EAGLES 2011 2011
S
Sagittair SGT 1990 1991 Established as Aerotaxi Sud. Operated BAe 146-300, MD-83
Salpanavi 1947 1948 Merged into Aereo Teseo[92]
Samanta CDF SAMANTA [93]
Sardairline SAP SARDAIR [94]
Serib Wings ISW SERIB 1988 1999 Operated Swearingen Metroliner[95]
Si Fly S6 KWY SIFLY 1999 2001
Silk Way Italia CSW 2014 2018 [96]
SW Italia IU CSW SILKITALIA 2015 2019
SixCargo 6P ISG 2001 2006 Renamed to Fly Wex[97]
SkyBridge Airops KYB 2005 2015 Operated Embraer Brasilia[98]
Small Planet Airlines P2 LLI AURIGA 2010 2014
SmartLynx Italia 6Y ART 2009 2010 Was subsidiary of SmartLynx Airlines
Società Aerea Mediterranea (SAM) MQ 1928 1939 A 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) MQ 1959 1981 A subsidiary of Alitalia; went bankrupt
Società Aerea Veneziana (SAV) 1973 1974 Formed in 1969. Renamed Aeropa. Operated Boeing 707[99]
Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea (SANA) 1926 1934 Merged with Aero Espresso Italiana, Società Italiana Servizi Aerei, and Società Aerea Mediterranea to form Ala Littoria
Societa Avio Trasporti Torino (SATT) 1964 1968 [100]
Società Italiana Servizi Aerei (SISA) 1923 1934 Merged with Aero Espresso Italiana, Società Anonima Navigazione Aerea, and Società Aerea Mediterranea to form Ala Littoria
Societa di Navigazione Aerea Itavia IH IHS ITAVIA 1959 1962 Rebranded to Itavia[101]
SolAir 2001 2001 [102]
Sunline 1994 1994 [103]
T
TAI – Transporti Aerei Italiani 2003 2004 Established as Air Columbia. Renamed to ItAli Airlines[104]
TAS Airways TJ TTS 1987 1994
TEA Italy TD TEI 1990 1995
Transadriatica 1947 1949 Merged with Airone and ALI to form ALI – Flotte Riunite[105]
Transadriatica - Società Anonima di Navigazione Aerea Transadriatica 1926 1931 Renamed to Società Aerea Mediterranea[106]
Transavia 1961 1962 Specialised in the transport of newspapers within Italy[107]
Transavio TD TVO TRANS-BALLERIO 1980 1995 Scheduled passenger summer service to Elba[108]
Trawel Fly 2009 2014
Turavia Linee Aeree Turistiche 1967 1971 Operated Fokker F27, Fokker F28[109]
U
Unifly Express IP BJA UNIFLY 1980 1990
Universair 1989 1989 [110]
V
Victoria Airlines 1998 1998 [111]
VIP-Air VIT VIPAIR 1967 1979 [112]
Volare 1998 2005 Renamed to Volareweb.com[113]
Volare Airlines VE VLE VOLA 1997 2015
Volare Airlines VA VLE REVOLA 1998 2004 [114]
Volareweb.com VA VLE REVOLA 2005 2009 [115]
VolaSalerno ORI 2008 2008
VoliAmo 2007 2008
VoliRegionali 2005 2006 [116]
W
Wind Jet IV JET GHIBLI 2003 2012
Wing 2004 2004 Rebranded as MyAir
Y
Yes Air 2005 2005 [117]

See also

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