Alitalia. Reviews, seat maps and photos of the aircrafts
About aircompany
Alitalia is title national carrier of Italy.
Airport of registration is located in Rome, Fiumicino airport (Leonardo da Vinci).
The main hubs are airports in Milan, Turin, Napoli, Catania and Venice from which company makes internal and international flights.
In 2009 airline company Alitalia has merged another Italian carrier – Air One. As result of this deal renewed Alitalia became the 5th airline company in Europe in terms of size.
And believe it or not Alitalia – the biggest Italian carrier is on the verge of bankruptcy. During entire history that began in 1946, Alitalia has never returned to net profit.
For beginning of 2014 net financial debt of the company is more than one billion euro.
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Route network of the company
Route network of the company counts 108 destinations the major part of which are located within Italy and Europe borders.
Alitalia makes part of Sky Team Alliance.
“Alitalia’s” airfleet
As of January 8, 2024 "Alitalia" operates a mainline fleet of 98 airplanes, 3 more are ordered. The average age of planes is 13.2 years.
The oldest aircraft is Airbus A321-100, with reg.number I-BIXL. It is 23.1 years old. The newest one is Airbus A321neo, with reg.number EI-ITA. It is - 0.4 years old
Photos and planes seat maps
Airbus A319-100 – 22 aircrafts
- The newest one – EI-IMX - 6.0 years
- The oldest aircraft – I-BIMA - 16.8 years
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Airbus A319-100 +
Airbus A320-200 – 38 aircrafts
- The newest one – EI-EIE - 8.1 year
- The oldest aircraft – I-BIKA - 20.0 years
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Airbus A320-200 +
Airbus A321-100 – 12 planes
- The newest one – I-BIXK - 18.7 years
- The oldest aircraft – I-BIXL - 23.1 year
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Airbus A321-100 +
Airbus A330-200 – 14 planes
- The newest one – EI-EJP - 6.3 years
- The oldest aircraft – EI-DIR - 19.7 years
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Airbus A330-200 +
Boeing 777-200 – 11 planes
- The newest one – EI-DDH - 14.7 years
- The oldest aircraft – EI-ISA - 16.4 years
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Boeing 777-200 +
Boeing 777-300 – 1 aircraft
- The newest one – EI-WLA - 9.7 years
- The oldest aircraft – EI-WLA - 9.7 years
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Boeing 777-300 +
Official website – www.alitalia.com