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Italy's challenger airline connecting cities across Europe.

Founded

1983

Headquarters

Rome, Italy

Air One was an Italian private airline that operated as one of the main competitors to Alitalia in the Italian domestic and European short-haul market. Founded in the early 1980s, it grew to become a significant carrier offering scheduled passenger services from its primary base in Rome. The airline underwent significant corporate changes over the years, including a period of low-cost operations under the brand name Air One CityLiner. In 2009, Air One was effectively absorbed into the Alitalia-CAI restructuring process, with its operations largely merged with the relaunched Alitalia. At its peak, Air One operated a fleet of Airbus narrowbody aircraft and served numerous destinations across Italy and Europe. Its callsign HERON and ICAO code ADH identified its operations, while it used the IATA designator AP for ticketing purposes.

Hubs & network

Air One's primary hub was Rome Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci International), with secondary operations at Milan Malpensa Airport.

Fleet

Air One operated a fleet primarily composed of Airbus A320-family aircraft, including A319 and A320 variants.

Notable facts

›Air One was one of the few private Italian airlines to significantly challenge the state-owned Alitalia on domestic routes.
›The airline launched low-cost operations under the Air One CityLiner sub-brand.
›In 2009, Air One's operations were absorbed into the restructured Alitalia-CAI entity.
›At its peak, Air One served over 30 destinations across Italy and Europe.
›The airline was controlled by the Toto Group, an Italian industrial conglomerate.

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Primary hubs

Catania-Fontanarossa AirportCTA · 16 rts Falcone–Borsellino AirportPMO · 9 rts Venice Marco Polo AirportVCE · 8 rts Milano Linate AirportLIN · 6 rts Tirana International Airport Mother TeresaTIA · 6 rts Pisa International AirportPSA · 5 rts

Route network map (82 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

BLQ → CTA320

CPH → VCE320

CTA → CDG320

CTA → DUS320

CTA → MXP320

CTA → SVO320

CTA → TXL320

DUS → CTA320

LGW → PMO320

LIN → PMO32S 320 E75

PMO → AMS320

PMO → LIN32S E75

PSA → SVO320

SUF → TRN320

SVO → PSA320

TIA → MXP320

TIA → PSA320

TIA → VRN320

VCE → ATH320

VCE → CPH320

VCE → LED320

VCE → PMO320

VIE → CTA320

VRN → CTA320

VRN → PMO320

ATH → VCE320

CDG → PMO320

CTA → VIE320

CTA → VRN320

GOA → TIA320

LIN → CTA319 E90

LIN → NAPE90 32S

MXP → TIA320

NAP → LINE90 32S

PMO → LGW320

PMO → TRN320

PMO → TXL320

PMO → VCE320

PMO → VRN320

PRG → PSA320

PRG → VCE320

PSA → PRG320

STR → CTA320

SVO → CTA320

TRN → SUF320

TXL → PSA320

BRI → LIN32S

CDG → CTA320

CDG → LIN32S 320 319

CTA → AMS320

CTA → LIN319 E90

CTA → PSA320

CTA → VCE320

LED → VCE320

LIN → AMS32S 321

LYS → CTA320

MXP → CTA320

PMO → CDG320

PMO → SVO320

PSA → CTA320

PSA → TXL320

SVO → PMO320

TIA → BLQ320

TRN → CTA320

VCE → CTA320

VCE → PRG320

VCE → TIA320

VRN → TIA320

AMS → CTA320

AMS → LIN32S 321

AMS → PMO320

BLQ → TIA320

CTA → BLQ320

CTA → LGW320

CTA → LYS320

CTA → STR320

CTA → TRN320

LGW → CTA320

LIN → BRI32S E75 319

LIN → CDG32S 320 319

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A32079 routes 32S10 routes Airbus A3195 routes Embraer 1904 routes Embraer 1753 routes Airbus A3212 routes

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