AirDolomiti
An Italian scheduled regional airline owned by Lufthansa, operating short European links with a strong focus on Verona.
About AirDolomiti
Air Dolomiti is an Italian scheduled regional airline founded in 1989 and headquartered near Verona. It has been wholly owned by Lufthansa since 2003 and operates as part of the Lufthansa Group. The carrier’s name and identity reference the Dolomite mountains of northern Italy. Its flights use the IATA code EN and may be sold independently or as part of Lufthansa itineraries and connecting journeys.
Verona is the airline’s busiest departure hub in this network, followed by Vienna and Zurich. Air Dolomiti serves three destinations across three countries, operating four routes between Verona, Vienna and Zurich. These short international links connect northern Italy with two important Central European airports. The airline’s schedules may be coordinated with wider Lufthansa Group services, so passengers should check whether Air Dolomiti or another group carrier operates each segment.
The aircraft type recorded on these routes is the Aerospatiale/Alenia ATR 72, a twin-engine turboprop designed for regional services. Cabin layouts and onboard products can differ from those found on the Embraer jets used elsewhere in Air Dolomiti’s broader operations. Economy is the principal short-haul product, while the availability and format of Business Class depend on the flight and selling carrier. Travellers should verify the aircraft and cabin shown during booking.
Air Dolomiti is not an independent member of Star Alliance, although its Lufthansa ownership connects it closely with the alliance’s network and services. The airline participates in Miles & More, the Lufthansa Group frequent-flyer programme. Eligible passengers can earn or redeem miles and may receive status benefits, but qualification depends on the marketing carrier, operating carrier, fare type and booking class printed on the ticket.
Air Dolomiti’s regional role is useful for travellers seeking direct links between Verona, Vienna and Zurich, particularly when those flights support onward connections. The compact network is easy to understand, and the ATR 72 is suited to relatively short sectors. A fair limitation is the small choice of destinations: with three cities and four routes, many journeys will require a connection, while schedules and aircraft assignments may change as operational requirements develop.
Good to know
Flying with AirDolomiti — what to expect
Verify The Operator
Air Dolomiti flights may be sold alongside Lufthansa services. Check the operating carrier on every segment because check-in arrangements, aircraft and onboard service can differ.
Small Regional Network
The network covers Verona, Vienna and Zurich across four routes. Travellers continuing elsewhere will often need an onward connection.
Turboprop Operations
The aircraft type recorded on these routes is the ATR 72, which is designed for short regional sectors. Cabin space and overhead storage may feel more limited than on larger jets.
Check Baggage Terms
Baggage entitlement depends on the fare and ticketing carrier. Review the allowance in your booking before travel, especially when connecting to another Lufthansa Group flight.
Miles And More
Eligible tickets can earn Miles & More rewards and may include status benefits. Mileage credit varies by fare, booking class and the carriers shown on the ticket.
Allow Connection Time
Vienna and Zurich are major connecting airports, but minimum connection times and terminal arrangements vary. Follow the itinerary’s official transfer guidance and allow extra time when travelling on separate tickets.
Network overview
Where AirDolomiti flies
AirDolomiti operates 4 routes to 3 destinations across 3 countries, its longest sector reaching Vienna to Verona (526 km nonstop).
Destinations served
Cities AirDolomiti flies to, most-served first.
Main hubs
Busiest departure bases, by route count.
Fleet
Aircraft types on record for these routes.
Longest nonstop route
Vienna → Verona
526 km · VIE → VRN
The longest sector in the AirDolomiti network, measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports.
Route data · TravelPayouts route data · updated 2026-07
Route network
Popular routes operated by AirDolomiti
Notable destinations on AirDolomiti's network.
ENVeronadirectENViennadirectENZurichdirectDestination list is indicative of AirDolomiti's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
AirDolomiti — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- Tickets are generally more affordable when booked early and outside holidays or other peak travel periods. Compare several departure dates and both one-way and return combinations before purchasing.
- Carry-on limits depend on the booked fare and may be influenced by the ticketing carrier on a Lufthansa Group itinerary. Check the baggage allowance displayed on the reservation, particularly because storage can be limited aboard regional aircraft.
- Verona is the busiest departure airport by number of routes, followed by Vienna and Zurich. These three airports form the airline’s recorded network.
- Verona is AirDolomiti’s busiest departure hub in this network. Vienna and Zurich are its other principal departure airports.
- AirDolomiti serves exactly 3 destinations across 3 countries. It operates 4 routes within this network.
- AirDolomiti’s longest route is Vienna to Verona, about 526 km nonstop. It is a short international regional service between Austria and Italy.
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- AirDolomiti flies to Verona, Vienna and Zurich. Its four routes connect Italy with Austria and Switzerland.