
Air Italy
About the airline
Air Italy is an Italian airline founded in 2018, based at Milan Malpensa Airport. Operating a mixed fleet of wide-body and narrow-body aircraft, it serves both long-haul and regional routes from its primary hub in northern Italy.
Fleet
Air Italy (IATA: IG, ICAO: ISS) is an Italian airline established in 2018 and headquartered in Italy. The carrier operates from Milan Malpensa Airport, one of Europe's major aviation hubs, which serves as its primary base for flight operations and passenger connections.
The airline's fleet comprises two main aircraft families: the Airbus A330, a wide-body jet designed for long-haul and intercontinental routes, and the Boeing 737, a narrow-body aircraft used for short to medium-distance flights. This combination allows Air Italy to offer both extended network reach and frequent regional services across its route network.
As a relatively young carrier, Air Italy continues to develop its network and service offerings. Passengers using the airline can expect modern cabin environments and European-based operations from a Milan hub that provides good connectivity to major European and international destinations.