Airports Italy

Alghero Airport Alghero is in the northwest of Sardinia. The airport is used especially by the budget airline Ryanair, other airlines fly out of Olbia Airport in the northeast part of the island. Alghero Airport is also called Fertilia A...

Ancona Airport Ancona Airport is one of Italy's smallest airports. Ancona Folconara Airport is named after the famous painter Raffaello Sanzio (Raphael). The airport lies 18 kilometers from the city of Ancona on the Adriatic coast. Its s...

Bari Airport The airports in Apulia (Puglia) in southern Italy have formed a cooperation. The Bari airport is a division of Aeroporti di Puglia, which also includes Brindisi Airport, Foggia Airport and Taranto Airport. Bari Airport is 11...

Bologna Airport Bologna Airport is officially called Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi, after the Italian inventor of the radio who was born in Bologna. There are two terminals (A and B) which are within walking distance of each other. Almost ...

Brindisi Airport Brindisi Airport, or ‘Papola Casale’, is three kilometers north of this Italian seaport town. Together with Bari Airport, this airport processes most of the passengers in Apulia (Puglia) in southern Italy. Brindisi Airpo...

Cagliari Airport Cagliari Elmas Airport is the most important airport of the Italian island of Sardinia. It is also called Mario Mameli. It handles approximately 2.5 million passengers per year. The modern building has three levels. The ...

Catania Fontanarossa Airport In Italian this airport is referred to as Aeroporto di Catania-Fontanarossa. It is also called Catania International Airport. The airport lies by Catania, the second largest city in Sicily, on the east coast....

Figari Airport The French call Figari Airport, Figari Sud Corse (South Corsica). The airport is located near Figari and 15 kilometers south west of Porto-Vecchio, Corsica's third city. The small airport is a popular summer vacation desti...

Florence Airport Florence Airport (Italian: Firenze) is named after the Italian businessman and cartographer - Amerigo Vespucci. It is also called Peretola Airport. The airport is not far, 80 kilometers from the airport of Pisa, Galileo ...

Forli Airport Forli Airport is also known as Luigi Ridolfi. The Northern Italian airport is named after a well known Italian aviator. Especially during the vacation season, Forli is a popular destination. Bologna, Florence, San Marino an...

Genua Airport Christoforo Colombo Genua is an important economic center of Italy, moreover, it is a beautiful historical city which draws more and more tourists. The airport has recently been modernized and processes more than one millio...

Lamezia Terme Airport The airport lies in southern Italy, in the ‘point of the boot’. Because of the central location of Lamezia Terme, it is the transportation hub of Calabria. Lamezia is 35 kilometers from Catanzaro, 70 kilometers from...

Milan Linate Airport Linate Airport was originally called “Aeroporto Enrico Forlanini”. It was named after an Italian aviation pioneer who was born in Milan. Linate processed almost ten million passengers in 2015 and is the second airpor...

Milan Malpensa Airport Milan has two international airports, Malpensa and Linate. There are shuttle buses going between the two airports. In addition, there is another airport not far from Milan, Bergamo-Orio al Serio, which is used for ...

Bergamo Airport (Orio al Serio) Bergamo Airport (officially Orio al Serio International Airport) is 45 kilometers northeast of Milan, close to the city of Bergamo. Milan has two international airports (Malpensa and Linate), but Bergamo a...

Naples Airport Naples airport has two terminals. Terminal 1 is the most important and Terminal 2 is only used for charter flights. These two terminals are within walking distance of each other. Naples Airport is getting increasingly more...

Olbia Airport Olbia lies on the Costa Smeralda in the northeast of Sardinia, one of the most beautiful coastlines on the Mediterranean Sea. It is a popular holiday destination for the rich and famous, but you can also find backpack touri...

Palermo Airport Palermo Airport is also known as Punta Raisi Airport or Falcone-Borsellino Airport. The last name refers to two anti-mafia judges who were assassinated in 1992, they were honored with a commemorative plate at the entrance...

Pescara Airport Pescara Airport's official name is d'Abruzzo International Airport, after the region where it's located. This small airport is situated near the port city of Pescara on the Adriatic coast and two hours form Rome. In recen...

Pisa Airport Galileo Galilei Pisa Airport is officially named after Galileo Galilei, an Italian physicist, philosopher and astronomer that was born in Pisa. He claimed that the earth rotated around the sun, but at that time his discovery...

Rome Ciampino Airport Ciampino Airport in Italian is called Aeroporto di Roma-Ciampino. Less known is the name Giovan Battista Pastine Airport. It was originally opened as a military airport, and was opened for civilian use to relieve th...

Rome Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci) Leonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO airport) is generally called Fiumicino Airport and is the most important airport in Rome. The other airport (Rome Ciampino Airport) is especially used by budget ai...

Trapani Airport Trapani 'Vicenzo Florio Airport' is located on the Italian island Sicily's west coast. The Italians also call it Birgi, after its location. It is both a civilian airport and a military airfield. After the arrival of the l...

Trieste Airport (Friuli Venezia Giulia) The airport is 33 kilometers northwest of Trieste and 110 kilometers east of Venice. It is the entrance to the region Friuli Venezia Giulia, hence the official name. It is very close to Slovenia an...

Turin Caselle Airport Turin Airport is also called Caselle Airport, after its location in the northwest Italian region of Piemonte. Its official name is Aeroporto Sandro Pertini, after a popular Italian president. The airport has one ter...

Venice Marco Polo Airport Like most Italian airports this airport is also named after a hero from history, explorer Marco Polo lived in Venice from 1254 to 1324. The distance from the airport to Venice depends on your mode of transport, ...

Treviso Airport Treviso Airport is a small airport by Venice which is mainly used by budget airline, Ryanair, as an alternative to the larger Marco Polo Airport. Treviso Airport together with Marco Polo Airport forms the Sistema Aeroport...

Verona-Villafranca Airport Verona Airport is officially called Valerio Catullo di Verona Villafranca, but is generally referred to as ‘Verona-Villafranca’. It was originally a military airport, and the western part is still used by the I...