Alitalia was the national airline of Italy, recognized for its extensive network of domestic and international flights. Established in 1946, the airline became synonymous with Italian travel and hospitality, offering a range of services that catered to both leisure and business travelers. Alitalia operated flights to numerous destinations across Europe, North America, Asia, and beyond, making it a key player in global aviation.

The airline was known for its commitment to quality service and the unique Italian flair it brought to the travel experience, from in-flight meals to customer care. Despite facing financial challenges over the years, Alitalia worked to modernize its fleet and improve operations. In 2021, the airline ceased operations and was succeeded by ITA Airways, which aims to build on Alitalia's legacy while focusing on sustainability and enhancing connectivity. Alitalia remains an iconic name in the history of Italian aviation, symbolizing the country’s rich cultural heritage and global connections.