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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Club Air
IATA ICAO Call sign
6P ISG Italcargo
Founded2002
Ceased operations
2008
HubsVenice
AllianceSixCargo
HeadquartersVerona, Italy

Club Air was an airline headquartered in Milan and based in Verona, Italy, operating domestic flights within Italy and international flights to Albania, France, Moldova, Kosovo, Romania and Ukraine. It had a hub at Verona Airport.

History

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The airline was originally established in October 2002 by Valsole Viaggi e Turismo tour operating company with its first flights the next month. The Italian civil aviation authority, ENAC, withdrew the airlines operating certificate on 12 December 2006.[1] Services resumed under new owners and new management on May 2, 2007. This new venture was unsuccessful with operations ceasing on May 28, 2008.[2]

Destinations

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The airline offered a combination of domestic services and services to Eastern Europe, trying to take advantage of migrant workers travelling to and from their countries of origin.[3] Routes included those from Verona to Bucharest, Timișoara Bacău, Cluj-Napoca (Romania), Chişinău (Moldova), Pristina (Kosovo) Lviv (Ukraine) .

Fleet

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Club Air fleet[4]
AircraftTotalIntroducedRetiredRemark
Avro RJ70120072008I-FASI
Avro RJ85220052009
BAe 146-200520042007
McDonnell Douglas MD-82220072008LZ-LDC, LZ-LDF
operated by Bulgarian Air Charter

See also

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References

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  1. "None".[full citation needed]
  2. "Directory: World Airlines". 2009-09-26.[full citation needed]
  3. G. Endres (editor) & Air Transport Intelligence, "World Airlines 2005", Flight International weekly magazine, Reed Business Information ltd., Sutton (Surrey - U.K.), ISBN 0-617-01029-3
  4. N. Pedde, Almanacco delle Linee Aeree Italiane 1947-2007 (in Italian language), "Landra Helicus", GAN, Roma, 2007, ISBN 978-88-89640-06-7
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