Air One launches its first intercontinental flights between the U.S. and Italy
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Air One will launch its first intercontinental flights between the U.S. and Italy.
The airline will fly from Boston Logan and Chicago O'Hare directly to Milan Malpensa and connect to some of Northern Italy's top destinations: Turin, Verona, Lake Como and the
Alps.
The inaugural flight to Chicago will arrive at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) on 26-June, and will operate daily, excluding Wednesdays. Air One's service to Boston's Logan International Airport (BOS) will begin 27-June, the Boston-Milan connection will
fly daily, excluding Tuesday and Thursday.
Air One's intercontinental connections will operate as codeshares with United Airlines, allowing passengers who fly these routes to accumulate points for United's Mileage Plus and Lufthansa's Miles & More frequent-flyer programs.
Travelers who arrive in Milan from the U.S. can continue to several destinations within the Air One network on convenient connecting flights: Naples, Palermo, Rome Fiumicino and Lamezia Terme in Italy; and to Brussels and Athens, Berlin and Thessaloniki in Western Europe. Additionally, Air One passengers have the option to continue from Milano Malpensa with codeshare-partner carriers to Warsaw (on LOT flights), Riga and Vilnius (on Air Baltic flights), Lisbon and Oporto (on TAP flights), and Malta (on Air
Malta flights).
© Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 24-Jun-08
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