Officially known as the Karol Wojtyla Airport, Bari Airport (BRI) is located around 8 kilometers northwest of the city centre of Bari. The airport was at first a military airfield built back in the 1930s and it remained so until the 1960s when the first flight for the general public took off from its runway. […]
IATA code: CAG ICAO code: LIEEPassengers: 4.7 million Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) is located 7km northwest of Cagliari on the island of Sardinia. The specific area where the airport is located is called Elmas and thus the name Cagliari Elmas Airport. Amongst the local Italians, the airport is also referred to as Aeroporto Mario Mameli. […]
Pisa International Airport, also known as Galileo Galilei Airport, is the main airport in Tuscany and serves as the gateway to western Italy. It’s located just a short ride from Pisa city center and is easily connected by train. The airport is popular with both domestic and low-cost international flights. If you’re traveling to Pisa, […]
IATA code: BGY, ICAO code: LIMENumber of passengers: ~14 million Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY) or, as it’s also known, Orio al Serio International Airport, is located in the heart of one of the most industrialised and populated regions of Italy, with over 9 million inhabitants who can get there within 90 minutes. Milan, Bergamo and Brescia […]
IATA Code: PMOICAO Code: LICJNumber of passengers: ~ 7 million Falcone-Borsellino Airport, simply known as Palermo Airport (or under the old name of Punta Raisi Airport) is situated 35 km northwest of Palermo, the capital of Sicily. It is one of the busiest airports in southern Italy operating many domestic and international flights. In 2019 […]
Catania-Fontanarossa Airport, also known as Vincenzo Bellini Airport, is the busiest airport in Sicily and the sixth busiest in Italy. It plays a crucial role in connecting eastern Sicily to numerous international destinations, serving around 12.35 million passengers annually. While it operates year-round, the airport sees a surge in traffic during the summer months – […]
The fashion capital of Italy is one of the country’s most visited cities and that’s for a reason. When one thinks of Milan, the first associations are, other than expensive brands and bunch of very stylish Italians of course, the worldwide known Duomo cathedral, typical Italian pizza, the Castello Sforzesco, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II […]
One of the most attractive and picturesque Italian regions, Tuscany, has a lot to offer to its ever growing number of visitors: art, history, culture, tradition, stunning nature, vineyards, fresh and tasty food, handmade crafts… Here are top five places that you have to see when visiting this amazing region! 1. Florence This beautiful […]
Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, more known as Rome Fiumicino Airport is the busiest Italian airport, so it is not a rare case of getting lost due to its size and number of terminals. With the traffic over 40 million passengers, it is also one of the busiest European airports. The location of this airport […]
IATA code: CIAICAO code: LIRAThe number of passengers: 6 million passengers Rome Ciampino Airport, the second biggest international airport in Rome, is also known under the name of ‘G. B. Pastine’. It is located 12 km southeast of the Italian capital. It records traffic of almost 6 000 000 passengers each year. Rome Ciampino Airport […]