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ALI-Flotte Riunite
formerly
Avio Linee Italiane - ALI
Italy
Avio Linee Italiane - ALI was founded in 1926. A service to Munich started in 1928,
extended to Berlin three years later.
It was the only Italian airline to survive the creation of
Italy's national airline Ala Littoria in 1934.
In addition to
domestic routes centred on Milan, Paris and London
were also on the route map before the
outbreak of WWII, when operations were halted.
Avio Linee Italiane was rejuvenated in 1947, again starting domestic services.
In 1949, the airline became ALI-Flotte Riunite, having absorbed three competitors:
SISA - Società
Italiana Servizi Aerei, Transadriatica (both post-war airlines using names of predecessors
of
Ala Littoria) and Airone. In spite of a rather impressive European and domestic network,
ALI-Flotte Riunite lasted only until 1952, went it went out of business.
Assets and most routes
were taken over by LAI - Linee Aeree Italiane.
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Undated (c. 1930)
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September 1, 1934
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April 4, 1937
Network (routemap) timetable
(System)
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March 27, 1938
UK-Italy
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April 16, 1939
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November 5, 1948
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For quick comparison with other Avio Linee Italiane timetables,
visit the Avio Linee Italiane page of
Perry Sloan's "AirTimes" site.
This page last updated October 3, 2010.
