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Air One

Italy · HERON

Routes

Hubs

ADH

ICAO

IATA

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)

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Route network

AMS → CTA320

AMS → LIN32S 321

AMS → PMO320

ATH → VCE320

BLQ → CTA320

BLQ → TIA320

BRI → LIN32S

CDG → CTA320

CDG → LIN32S 320 319

CDG → PMO320

CPH → VCE320

CTA → AMS320

CTA → BLQ320

CTA → CDG320

CTA → DUS320

CTA → LGW320

CTA → LIN319 E90

CTA → LYS320

CTA → MXP320

CTA → PSA320

CTA → STR320

CTA → SVO320

CTA → TRN320

CTA → TXL320

CTA → VCE320

CTA → VIE320

CTA → VRN320

DUS → CTA320

GOA → TIA320

LED → VCE320

LGW → CTA320

LGW → PMO320

LIN → AMS32S 321

LIN → BRI32S E75 319

LIN → CDG32S 320 319

LIN → CTA319 E90

LIN → NAPE90 32S

LIN → PMO32S 320 E75

LYS → CTA320

MXP → CTA320

MXP → TIA320

NAP → LINE90 32S

PMO → AMS320

PMO → CDG320

PMO → LGW320

PMO → LIN32S E75

PMO → SVO320

PMO → TRN320

PMO → TXL320

PMO → VCE320

PMO → VRN320

PRG → PSA320

PRG → VCE320

PSA → CTA320

PSA → PRG320

PSA → SVO320

PSA → TIA320

PSA → TXL320

STR → CTA320

SUF → TRN320

SUF → VCE320

SVO → CTA320

SVO → PMO320

SVO → PSA320

TIA → BLQ320

TIA → GOA320

TIA → MXP320

TIA → PSA320

TIA → VCE320

TIA → VRN320

TRN → CTA320

TRN → PMO320

TRN → SUF320

TXL → CTA320

TXL → PMO320

TXL → PSA320

VCE → ATH320

VCE → CPH320

VCE → CTA320

VCE → LED320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

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

Encyclopaedia

Air One S.p.A. was an Italian low-cost airline which operated as Air One "Smart Carrier". It operated as Alitalia's low-cost subsidiary with operating bases located in Catania, Palermo, Pisa, Venice and Verona; while Tirana was a focus city. "Air One" is a portmanteau of the English meaning Air One and the Italian word 'airone', pronounced IPA [ai'rone], meaning heron, which was also the airline's callsign.

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