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Last updated: 25 August 2007
[Air Dolomiti | Air One | Air Sal | Alitalia Express | Azzurra Air | Ciao Fly | Club Air | Goldwing Airlines | Meridiana | Mistral Air | National Jet Italia ]
Current operators are shown in bold.
| Air Dolomiti | ||
Links: Air Dolomiti website | ||
| Air One | ||
Links: Air One website | ||
| Airsal - Linee Aeree Campane | ||
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Flightline occasionally operated a BAe 146 on behalf of Salerno-based Airsal during 2005. | ||
| Alitalia Express | ||
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Alitalia contracted Azzurra Air to operate services on its behalf under the Alitalia Express brand, using Avro RJ70s and RJ85s, from April 1998 to the end of March 2002. | ||
| Azzurra Air | ||
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Azzurra Air was founded in December 1995, with three Avro RJ85s. They were later joined by four Avro RJ70s. The RJs were initially operated on the airline's own account, then on behalf of Alitalia Express, and then again on the airline's own account. All seven RJs were repossessed by Air Malta in December 2003. | ||
| Ciao Fly | ||
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Italian start-up airline Ciao Fly flew between Parma and London Luton from July 1 to August 26, 2002, using a succession of wet-leased BAe 146s: first an Air Jet series 200, then a WDL Aviation series 200, and then a Flightline series 300. | ||
| Club Air | ||
Links: Club Air website | ||
| Goldwing Airlines | ||
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Palermo-based Goldwing Airlines began services from Taranto to Rome and Milan in December 2000, using a wet-leased Flightline BAe 146-200. Goldwing had planned to use a BAe 146-100 leased from Air Botswana, but had not received its AOC. After a few days, the Flightline 146 was replaced by a Med Airlines SAAB 2000. The airline suspended operations in early March 2001. | ||
| Meridiana | ||
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Meridiana operated four BAe 146-200s from Florence from 1991 to early 2004, when they were replaced by Airbus A319s. | ||
| Mistral Air | ||
Links: Mistral Air website | ||
| National Jet Italia | ||
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National Jet Italia (NJI) operated four BAe 146-300s on British Airways franchise flights from Rome from mid-2000 until the airline suspended operations in early November 2001. |
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