Cargoitalia spa

Cargoitalia was the first all–cargo airline operating in Italy with Italian capital and resources. Originally established in November 2003, it had ceased operations when it was was acquired in December 2008 by ALIS (Italian Airlines), a new venture launched by well–known industrialist and entrepreneur Alcide Leali – founder in 1989 of Air Dolomiti. ALIS became the catalyst for the redevelopment of the Italian air cargo landscape: the acquisition of Cargoitalia was quickly followed by the purchase of key assets of the "full cargo" division of Alitalia. MD11 freighters were acquired, a new management team was put in place, the airline acquired its AOC, and operations began anew in September 2009. Cargoitalia is an Italian company at the service of Italian business. Our new venture represents an important reversal of the trend of recent years, in which key Italian Logistics and Transport concerns have migrated to foreign ownership. Cargoitalia is set to become a reference point for the industry in what is now Europe’s third largest market for air cargo. The Cargoitalia Formula: Innovative, customer-oriented, quality–driven, flexible and efficient . . . with added Italian flair and style. This is what makes us Cargoitalia: the intercontinental cargo airline made in Italy. Global network: Operating from Milan Malpensa Airport, at the heart of Italian air cargo, Cargoitalia operates a fleet of MD11SF all–cargo aircraft on a constantly–expanding network of destinations which already includes North America, the Middle East and the Far East. With growing interline agreements and regular new routes, Cargoitalia is fast becoming Italy's gateway to the world.