ITA Airways flights

The Italian flag carrier ITA Airways was created in 2020 as a successor to Alitalia. The airline has more than 70 destinations and their main hub is located at Fiumicino Airport in Rome. ITA Airways operates both domestic and international flights, and is a member of major airline alliance SkyTeam.

Re-launch ITA Airways re-launches Chicago to Rome flights on May 7

Re-launch Flights with ITA Airways from Rome to Chicago will resume on May 7

Re-launch On March 31, ITA Airways will re-launch flights from Rome to Tirana

Re-launch ITA Airways plans to restart Tirana-Rome flights on Mar 31

Re-launch Flights from LIN to Hamburg with ITA Airways will resume on March 30

New route Travel to Rome with ITA Airways from Mitiga, Tripoli. New route available on Jan 12

New route Fly to Mitiga, Tripoli from FCO with ITA Airways. New route launches on Jan 12

New airline On Jan 12, ITA Airways will start flights from Mitiga, Tripoli to Rome

New airline ITA Airways opens flights to Mitiga, Tripoli from Rome on Jan 12

ITA Airways airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

ITA Airways at FCO route map — #1 **Rome (FCO)**
2,754 flights

ITA Airways at LIN route map — #2 **Milan (LIN)**
1,704 flights

ITA Airways at CTA route map — #3 **Catania (CTA)**
281 flights

ITA Airways at PMO route map — #4 **Palermo (PMO)**
200 flights

ITA Airways at BRI route map — #5 **Bari (BRI)**
179 flights

ITA Airways at NAP route map — #6 **Naples (NAP)**
137 flights

ITA Airways at CDG route map — #7 **Paris (CDG)**
135 flights

ITA Airways at LCY route map — #8 **London (LCY)**
125 flights

ITA Airways at SUF route map — #9 **Lamezia-Terme (SUF)**
120 flights

ITA Airways at BDS route map — #10 **Brindisi (BDS)**
110 flights

#11 **Reggio Calabria (REG)**
101 flights

ITA Airways at REG route map — #11 **Reggio Calabria (REG)**
101 flights

ITA Airways at AHO route map — #12 **Alghero (AHO)**
94 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.