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Air Italy is an Italian airline that specializes in both domestic and international flights. It is owned by Alisarda Group, which is the parent company of Costa Smeralda-based carrier Meridiana. The airline operates from its main hub in Milan Malpensa Airport, offering a wide range of destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. With a modern fleet and a commitment to excellent service, Air Italy is a prominent player in the aviation industry, connecting travelers to various destinations worldwide.
Meaning and history
Air Italy was an Italian airline that operated both domestic and international flights. With a modern fleet and a focus on customer satisfaction, Air Italy aimed to provide a high-quality travel experience. The airline offered various services and amenities to enhance passenger comfort, including in-flight entertainment, onboard dining options, and spacious seating. Air Italy’s network covered a wide range of destinations, connecting travelers to major cities around the world. The airline placed importance on safety and adhered to industry standards to ensure a secure and reliable journey for its passengers. While Air Italy ceased operations in 2020, it made a significant contribution to the aviation industry in Italy and played a role in facilitating travel and tourism.
What is Air Italy?
Air Italy was an Italian airline that operated from 2018 to 2020. It was established as a rebranding of the previously existing Meridiana airline. Air Italy offered both domestic and international flights, with a focus on destinations in Europe, Africa, and the Americas. However, the airline ceased operations in February 2020 due to financial difficulties.
2005 – 2013
The Air Italy logo, designed in 2005, featured an ornate composition with the black lowercase inscription in a traditional sans-serif font, underlined by a thin line in the tricolor of the national flag, and accompanied by a very light and elegant image of a bird in red and green, made up of many stripes with white negative space between them.
2013 – 2018
The redesign of 2013 has created a simpler and more sophisticated emblem for the Italian air carrier. The new concept was built around a geometric icon with a red roundel featuring a white Chevron pattern, and a title case lettering in black, executed in a traditional serif typeface.
2018 – 2020
The last logo, designed for Air Italy, was introduced in 2018 and depicted bold stable lettering in a modern softened sans-serif typeface. The uppercase inscription was set in purple, with a small decorative element in turquoise, coming out of the “Y”, and creating a bright emphasis.
