List of international airports in Italy. International airports in Italy. Airlines for Russians

Let's find out which international airports operate in the country today, where they are located and what they are.

Rome, Venice, Sicily, Bologna, Milan - this is not a complete list of cities with international airports in Italy, receiving tourists from all over the world. Thanks to air transport, you can find yourself on the Adriatic in just 3.5 hours, taking a direct flight from Moscow. It is no secret that today there are buses and taxis from any airport, so the chance of not going to the right place is almost zero.

List of airports in Italy

• Fiumicino is 30 kilometers from Rome.
• Marco Polo (Venice).
• Malpensa (Varese).
• Named after Federico Fellini (Rimini).
• Punta Raisi in Palermo is a very modern terminal, equipped with moving walkways and glass elevators, as well as shops and cafes
• Linate (Milan).
• Ciampino (Rome).
• Turin-Caselle named after Sandro Pertini is one of the highest airports in Italy, named after the famous anti-fascist politician (the air harbor is located in Turin).
• Corrado Hex in Aosta is named after the Italian politician and pilot who crashed in 1964 while attempting to land on a glacier.
• Orio al Serio in Bergamo.

• Peretola in Tuscany is the most important airport, renovated in 2006, with its own flying club.
• Lamezia Terme is one of the largest transport centers in Calabria; In addition to Italy's international airport, the place is famous for its charming churches and ancient castles.
• Luigi Ridolfi (Foggia).
• Sandro Pertini (Dolomites).
• San Angelo (Veneto).
• Giuseppe Verdi (Parma).
• Galileo Galilei - Airport in Pisa, Italy.
• Guillermo Marconi Airport (Bologna).
• Fontanarossa (Catania).
• Elmas (Cagliari).
• Valerio Catullo (Malcesine).
• Linosa Heliport.
• Lampedusa.
• Crotone.
• Comiso.
• Baccarini.
• Christopher Columbus (Liguria).
• S Eufemia.
• M.A. Grottag.
• Taormina Harbour.
• Birgi.
• San Domino.
• Campoformido (Udine).
• Ronchi dei Legionari.
• Arbatax.
• Capodichino is a Naples air hub.

• Brescia Montichiari.
• Vicenza.
• Porta Nuova Rail.
• Falconara (Marquet).
• Gino Allegri (Padua).
• Harbor (Eolie Island).
• Procida Harbor sea airport.
• Stromboli sea airport (Sicily).
• Fertilia.
• Albenga.
• Orio al Serio is an airport in Bergamo, Italy.
• Aviano.
• Papola Casale (Brindisi).
• Belluno.
• Palese (Apulia).
• Aeroporto di Palese Macchie in Bari.

• Levaldigi.
• Rafs Desimomann.
• Marina Di Campo.
• San Giovanni Rotondo.
• Baccarini.
• Galatina.
• Luccia.
• Naval Air Station Sigonella.
• Costa Smeralda.

Choosing the optimal route

The most famous major airports in Italy are in Rome, Venice, Milan, Sicily and Rimini, as well as in Verona and Bologna.

If you are flying from Russia, it is better and more convenient to fly to Milan, Rome or Venice, and then travel by domestic airlines. Charters to Palermo, Verona, Turin, Rimini, Brescia and Ancona are also available for Russians.

Rome

The largest air harbor is located in the capital region. It is called "Da Vinci Airport" and is located in the city of Fiumicino, thirty kilometers from Rome (do not forget to visit the "eternal city" if you come to Italy, there are so many attractions here). From here flights depart to more than 200 destinations around the world, and Alitalia, Blue Panorama Airlines, and Air Alps Aviation operate. More than one hundred and fifty shops offer goods from all over the Italian region. Here you don't have to worry about losing your luggage. Thanks to its automatic tracking function in Fiumicino, all losses, if they occur, are found very quickly.

Venice

Eight kilometers separate Venice from the Marco Polo airport, the largest in the country. This is a favorite airport for Russians - it is easy to use and understandable for Russian-speaking people. It has one terminal that accepts both regular and charter flights. In the most romantic city in the world, connecting flights through Copenhagen and Vienna are popular.

The base airline is Volotea. There are taxis, buses and water transport to the city. ATVO buses go from the airport to Piazella Roma, the journey time is half an hour, the ticket costs 7 euros, the interval between flights is fifteen minutes. Tickets for ACTV buses (others) are sold only at newsstands, and they will also take you to the city. If you decide to take a taxi to the main square of Venice, you will be charged about 30 euros, and if you have large luggage, they will ask for an additional fee. The Alilaguna motorboats depart every half hour and take about an hour to reach their final destination; the fare costs 6 euros.

Milan

There are three airports here. The largest is called Malpensa, and it is located 45 kilometers from the city center. There are two terminals (a bus runs between them): the first is intended for regular domestic and Schengen flights, and charter flights are served by the second. There are many cafes, restaurants and shops on the territory of the air harbor. The airport cooperates with AlbaStar, Alitalia, Neos, Alitalia Express airlines. Express trains depart regularly from the first terminal to the city at intervals of half an hour; in 40 minutes the train reaches the station in the center of Milan; a ticket costs 10 euros. Buses also go to Milan Central Bus Station, the fare is similar, but it will take 20 minutes longer.

From Malpensa you can take a bus to Linate Airport for 13 euros.

You can also get to the Bergamo airport using the Orio Shuttle route, the journey will take an hour and a half, and the fare will be about twenty euros. If you decide to take a taxi, be prepared to spend 100 euros.

Airports of Sicily

There are two airports on the island: Palermo and Catania.

The first is located 35 kilometers from the city of Palermo, in the town of Punta Raisi. The base companies are Volotea, Meridiana, Blu-express, AirOne. From the airport building there are numerous buses not only to Palermo, but also to other cities of Sicily, for example, Ribera, Menfi and Sciacca.

Catania is a major air hub with major companies British Airways and Lufthansa based there. It is located 5 km from the city center and can be reached by bus number 547 or by taxi.

Rimini

The airport is located 5 kilometers from the resort of Rimini, is named after Federico Fellini and serves Aeroflot, Luxair and Air Berlin. There are regular buses and taxis to the city.

Verona

Valerio Catullo Villafranca International Airport is convenient for tourists due to its central location within the country - on the outskirts of Verona. The airport terminal serves charter flights. Six kilometers separate it from the central area of ​​Verona (Emilia-Romagna region), from here you can fly to other continents. The base companies are RyanAir, Vueling airlines, German Wings, and Easyjet. The travel time to the city of Verona by bus departing every quarter of an hour is 20 minutes, the ticket price is six euros.

Bologna

Airlines for Russians

If you decide to fly from Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport, Aeroflot operates direct flights to Italian airports. From the capital you can fly to Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport, flights operate daily. You can also get direct access to Venice - flights operate several times a week. Seasonal flights fly to Verona from Sheremetyevo, as well as to Bologna and Malpensa in Milan, where flights take place daily. Airliners of S7 Airlines and Airbaltic depart from Domodedovo to Italy, following seasonal flights to Rimini, Verona and Genoa.

Price

To travel to Italy from Moscow, you can use the services of the Italian airline Alitalia; a ticket costs about five hundred euros. For comparison, a ticket from WindJet costs almost twice as much - you only have to pay three hundred euros.

What are the most popular airports in Italy?

Russians fell in love with the Venetian Marco Polo, from where it is very easy to get to any point on the Adriatic coast. The "Silver Medal" in terms of popularity was rightfully awarded to the air harbor in Rimini.

International and domestic airports in Italy: where is it most convenient to get to which resorts, which airlines fly where. Location, duty-free shops, terminals and useful information about airports in Italy.

Italy's airports are located in all tourist centers. The largest is the international airport named after. Leonardo da Vinci, located 30 km southwest of Rome, in the small town of Fiumicino. 15 km southeast of the center of the Italian capital, on the border with Ciampino, is the airport. Giovanni Battista Pastine. It is one of the oldest operating airports in Italy. It currently only accepts charter and domestic flights.

Italian cities such as Venice, Verona, and Bologna also have their own airports. The airports of Catania and Palermo are located on the island of Sicily. Milan is home to three Italian airports, the largest of which is Malpensa.

Shopping lovers will especially enjoy Genoa Airport. Trade is carried out without duties, but there are restrictions on the quantity of goods purchased.

All airports in Italy are quite well equipped. In each you will find small cafes and restaurants, duty-free shops, a first-aid post, bank branches and currency exchange offices. But some of Italy's airports have their own characteristics. Thus, at Fiumicino airport there are prayer rooms for believers of various faiths and its own Catholic chapel. From Marco Polo Airport you can reach Venice itself not only by traditional means of transport, but also by water taxi. And shopping lovers will especially enjoy Genoa Airport. Here you will find many interesting boutiques where you can buy authentic Italian clothes, souvenirs, household goods and more. Trade is carried out without duties, but there are restrictions on the quantity of goods purchased.

Airlines flying to Italy

To the airport. Aeroflot planes fly Leonardo da Vinci from Moscow Sheremetyevo, and Rossiya planes from St. Petersburg. You can fly direct flights from Yekaterinburg with Ural Airlines.

Aeroflot flies to Venice Airport from Sheremetyevo. Seasonal flights to Verona are operated from Sheremetyevo by Aeroflot aircraft, and from Domodedovo by S7 Airlines. You can also fly to Bologna from Sheremetyevo with the same Aeroflot.

To Federico Fellini Airport, which is located in Rimini, seasonal flights from Domodedovo are operated by S7, Ural Airlines. Orenair has regular flights to Rimini from Chelyabinsk, and Yakutia from Krasnodar.

There are only seasonal flights from Domodedovo to Genoa Airport, operated by S7 aircraft. Tourists from Moscow flying with AirBridgeCargo, Alitalia and Aeroflot land at Malpensa Airport in Milan, and from St. Petersburg - with Rossiya.

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