Italian Airlines. Window to Europe

Italian airlines are one of the most important links in the air transport of Europe. After all, for a long time the homeland of beautiful architecture and legendary history, together with the wonderful climate, as well as the good nature and hospitality of the local population, was Italy. Air tickets are sold in colossal quantities - in 2011 alone, more than 148 million passengers took advantage of Italy's flights. The growth of passenger traffic in relation to 2010 amounted to 7 percent.

There are about 40 international and local airports in the country. The most famous airports in Italy - this is certainly Fiumicino in Rome, Malpensa in Milan and Marco Polo in Venice.

The airport of Fiumicino also has a second name - Leonardo da Vinci. It has three terminals, on its territory tourists can find everything you need - from bars and small boutiques to ATMs and restaurants. In the immediate vicinity of the airport there are a number of hotels where passengers can book a room and accommodate with maximum convenience. Fiumicino accepts all possible international and Italian airlines. At the airport, the system of automatic tracking of luggage is implemented. In case of loss of luggage, the passenger simply needs to write the application of one of the handling companies.

The second most important in Italy is Milan Malpensa Airport. It is located at a distance of only 45 kilometers from Milan and has two terminals, between which free shuttle bus service runs.

The Marco Polo airport is 10 kilometers from Venice, if you reach it by water, and 12 kilometers by land. Just like in the first two airports, there are small cozy cafes and bars where you can relax between flights and have a cup of coffee, and favorite Duty-Free shops. Marco Polo also accepts international flights and Italian airlines.

Italy is a country that attracts tourists from all over the world with a variety of resort areas. It is here that everyone will find something that will be more to his liking.

Here, each city has its own traditions, its history, its own unique charm.
Especially often in Italy come newlyweds on a honeymoon, because where else, if not in Verona or Venice, can be more romantic? Lovers of extreme recreation will also find numerous classes for their liking: diving, ecological provincial tourism, ski resorts.

Italian airlines are very diverse. The number of airlines that provide budgetary fees is growing every year. For example, for pensioners, students, large families there is a special system of discounts.

The most popular carrier today is the national company Alitalia. Its head office is at the airport of Fiumicino. Along with Alitalia, airlines such as Italiweb, Elbafly, Myair, Airitaly are in great demand. Purchase a ticket for the plane can be at the ticket offices of airlines or airports, but recently air tickets to Europe and other countries of the world can also be purchased online or through a credit card.