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Ala Littoria
Italy
Ala Littoria was created in the summer of 1934 to give Italy a strong national airline.
It was the result of a merger between SAM - Società Aerea Mediterranea,
Navigazione Aerea - SANA,
SISA - Società Italiana Servizi Aerei and
AEI - Aero Espresso Italiana.
In 1935, Società Adria Aero Lloyd in
Albania (then de facto an Italian colony)
and Nord Africa Aviazione, operating in the Italian
colonies of Libya and Cyrenaica, were taken over.
Ala Littoria built up an extensive European network, in addition to the 'Linea Imperiale'
- the route to Eritrea and Abyssinia. After Italy entered the war on Germany's side in 1940,
the airline acted as a transport unit for the Italian armed forces. It was never revived after
the war.
(From the collection of Germain Mentgen)
BL
Network (routemap) timetable
(System)
BL
Routes to/and from Venice
Click for larger view including the back cover
(From the collection of Germain Mentgen)
French edition
(From the collection of Germain Mentgen)
Trieste-Brindisi-Athens-Rhodes-Haifa route
(From the collection of Craig Morris)
Click for larger view
BL
Rome > Routes South and West
Click for larger view
BL
Click to view the complete timetable
DZ
BL
Temporary timetable
(System)
Temporary timetable
(System)
(From the collection of Germain Mentgen)
Click for larger view including the back cover
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For quick comparison with other Ala Littoria timetables,
visit the Ala Littoria page of
Perry Sloan's "AirTimes" site.
You may use our images (marked BL or DZ) on another website.
This page last updated March 5, 2010.
Then please credit them as being from the collections of either Björn Larsson or David Zekria,
and preferably provide a link to our site.
Thank you!
Please note that an image of a timetable marked as belonging to another collector
may not be used without prior permission from its owner.
If you have any questions or comments please e-mail Björn Larsson.
Offers to trade or sell timetables are always welcome! Please e-mail David Zekria.
