Alitalia is the national airline of Italy.
The main base is headquartered in Rome at the Malpensa International Airport, Milan. Alitalia Airlines also serve from the hub, Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport.
The two airlines integration gave rise to new Alitalia and implied a new network of national and international destinations with more important airport hubs namely, Milan, Rome, Naples, Venice, and others.
The emergence of these airlines was important for both airlines and now Alitalia Airlines works efficiently and eagerly.
Its main goal is to connect Europe and other parts in the world to Italy conveniently and at a speed pace.
Alitalia Airlines is also one of the renowned international airlines in India.
Alitalia Airlines operate 28 domestic destinations and 53 international destinations covering 38 nations across Asia, Africa, Europe and America. Alitalia is the 19th biggest passenger airline in respect to fleet size.
There are good numbers of international and intercontinental flights operated by this airline such that in Europe, it serves 1,347 flights weekly at 63 airports. However, in the other parts it serves nearly 124 flights in 22 airports weekly.
Alitalia operates 1313 flights in 25 airports weekly. Alitalia flights cover the best country destinations and manage timing suitable to customers demand.
It also offers services such as return on the same flight, same day to regular business or executive members, if required.
Alitalia Airlines is planning to renovate its fleet to make them more comfortable, affordable and modern.
It has decided to purchase extra flights that are also environmental friendly. It is enthusiastically working to offer best services and is focusing to improve service and quality levels.
Working on offering the best, Alitalia has offered online services providing flight time table, pick and drop service hiring car at special rates, and few more.
Alitalia Airline fleets are the youngest and the most efficient in Europe with 179 aircrafts.
This international airline in India, Alitalia Airlines had 12 flights from India to Milan, 6 each from New Delhi and Mumbai every week.
However, in 2008, this service was stopped owing to heavy loss.
