Lauda Air Italia

Lauda-air S.p.A. , known under the name of mark Lauda Air Italia (Code AITA: L4 ; Code ICAO: LDI ) is a Airline company Italy, created in September 1990 by old the racing driver Austrian of Formule 1 Niki Lauda.

March 1992: the authorized capital of the company is distributed as follows: 0,01% Niki Lauda, 33,32% Lauda-air Luftfahrt A.G. (Lauda Air of Vienna), 33,33% ITC+P SpA (group Parmalat), 33,34% Flying Srl (a group which will be directed by Niki Lauda).

It is part from now on of the Livingston Aviation Group and thus the Viaggi del Ventaglio , important a Tour Italian operator.

Recent events

March 1st, 2003: Lauda Air Italia announces the introduction of 3 new Airbus A330 -200 (271 places in two classes) which will be delivered between December 2003 and October 2004. They will replace, number for number, the 3 Boeing B767 -300 ER the choice of the system of distraction on board is System 3000 IFE of Matsushita which makes it possible moreover to send E-mail S and SMS in vol. true Cyber Café will be installed in the back of the cabin

March 13rd, 2003: the last-born child Livingston Aviation Group (controlled company with 100% by the Ventaglio Group) and Flying s.r.l. (company directed by NR. Lauda) sign the purchase of 60% of the authorized capital of Lauda Air S.p.A. (40% were already the property of the Ventaglio group).

April 2003: Lauda Air Italia signs an agreement with the Mexicana of Aviación.

September 2003: the first Boeing 767-300ER is delivered personalized to the colors of Livingston. In addition to the logo of the group, appear the two logos of the two companies (Lauda Air SpA and Livingston SpA) as well as the logos of the tour operators partners.

October 28th, 2003: Mexicana and Lauda Air Italia signs a agreement of spa : Lauda Air Italia can sell the tickets of all the destinations of Mexicana ( via Cancun) while Mexicana can market scheduled flights bound for Milan Malpensa and Rome Fiumicino (always via Cancun), into force starting from November 1st, 2003.

Delivery of the first Airbus A330; baptized Playa Maroma (272 places) intended for the scheduled flights between the Italy and the Mexico in December 2003.

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