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Airbus Industrie

France · AIRBUS INDUSTRIE

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Airbus Industrie

France · AIRBUS INDUSTRIE
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Italian low-cost carrier connecting domestic and European routes.

Founded
1983
Headquarters
Rome, Italy
Air One was an Italian airline founded in 1983 and headquartered in Rome, Italy. It operated as one of Italy's main private carriers, competing with Alitalia on domestic routes and expanding into European destinations over the years. The airline became a significant player in the Italian aviation market, particularly following the liberalization of European air travel. It was eventually acquired by Alitalia, with full integration completed around 2009, effectively ending Air One as an independent brand. At its peak, Air One operated an extensive network of domestic Italian routes as well as international services to various European cities, utilizing a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 aircraft.
Hubs & network
Air One's primary hub was Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport in Rome, with additional operations at Milan Linate Airport.
Fleet
Air One operated a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 series aircraft across its domestic and international routes.
Notable facts
  • ›Air One was founded in 1983 and grew to become Italy's second-largest airline after Alitalia.
  • ›The airline was acquired by Alitalia and fully integrated into the carrier by 2009.
  • ›Air One operated under the IATA code AP and ICAO code ADH with the callsign HERON.
  • ›The carrier expanded significantly following European air travel deregulation in the 1990s.
  • ›At its operational peak, Air One served numerous domestic Italian cities and select European destinations.
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French aerospace pioneer shaping modern commercial aviation since 1970

Airbus Industrie was established in 1970 as a European aerospace consortium headquartered in Toulouse, France, formed to compete with American aircraft manufacturers. Operating under the callsign AIRBUS INDUSTRIE, the entity functioned primarily as a manufacturing and delivery organization rather than a commercial passenger carrier. It has since evolved into Airbus SE, one of the world's largest commercial aircraft manufacturers.

Fleet Note

Airbus Industrie is an aircraft manufacturer, not a commercial airline, and operates no passenger revenue fleet of its own.

AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.

Route network map (82 legs)

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Route network

ATH → VCE320
BLQ → CTA320
BLQ → TIA320
BRI → LIN32S
CDG → PMO320
CPH → VCE320
CTA → AMS320
CTA → BLQ320
CTA → CDG320
CTA → LGW320
CTA → LIN319 E90
CTA → LYS320
CTA → MXP320
CTA → TRN320
CTA → VCE320
CTA → VIE320
CTA → VRN320
DUS → CTA320
GOA → TIA320
LED → VCE320
LIN → AMS32S 321
LIN → NAPE90 32S
MXP → CTA320
PMO → AMS320
PMO → CDG320
PMO → SVO320
PMO → TRN320
PMO → TXL320
PMO → VRN320
PRG → VCE320
PSA → CTA320
PSA → PRG320
PSA → TIA320
STR → CTA320
SVO → CTA320
TIA → PSA320
TIA → VCE320
TRN → PMO320
VCE → CPH320
VCE → CTA320
VCE → PMO320
VCE → PRG320
VCE → TIA320
VRN → PMO320
VRN → TIA320
AMS → CTA320
AMS → LIN32S 321
AMS → PMO320
CDG → CTA320
CDG → LIN32S 320 319
CTA → DUS320
CTA → PSA320
CTA → STR320
CTA → SVO320
CTA → TXL320
LGW → CTA320
LGW → PMO320
LIN → BRI32S E75 319
LIN → CDG32S 320 319
LIN → CTA319 E90
LIN → PMO32S 320 E75
LYS → CTA320
MXP → TIA320
NAP → LINE90 32S
PMO → LGW320
PMO → LIN32S E75
PMO → VCE320
PRG → PSA320
PSA → SVO320
PSA → TXL320
SUF → TRN320
SUF → VCE320
SVO → PMO320
SVO → PSA320
TIA → BLQ320
TIA → GOA320
TIA → MXP320
TIA → VRN320
TRN → CTA320
TRN → SUF320