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Fiumicino - FCO (Rome's main airport)
is about 30 km south-west of the city centre. At Fiumicino there are three
terminals one of which, Terminal C, is linked to a satellite. The handsome
new Terminal A is for domestic flights. Terminal B, a light and airy place,
has a dual role handlng international and a number of domestic services.
Terminal C looks after major international flights and is connected to
Satellite C, a mini-terminal in its own right with a full range of shopping,
restaurants, bars and other services.
Rome Fiumicino Airport Useful numbers
- Flight information
ADR 0665951 (24 hrs), Alitalia 0665643 (24 hrs)
- Lost & Found
ADR Handling 0665954252/6777 (24 hrs),
Alitalia Airport Domestic flights 0665643 (7:00 am/12:00 pm),
Alitalia Airport International flights 0665634956 (24 hrs),
ARE Handling International flights 0665954252/6777 (9:30 am/1:30 pm- 3:00
pm/11.30 pm),
EAS Domestic flights 0665955116 (7:30 am/10:30 pm),
EAS International flights 0665957240 (8:00 am/0:30 am)
- Parking information (ADR) 0665956784/5 (24 hrs)
- Customs (External Relations) 0665954342 (8:00 am/2:00 pm)
- ENAC - Airport Superintendent 0665953139 (8:00 am/5:00 pm)
Ciampino airport is a smaller airport, about 15 km south-east
of the city, it is becoming popular with discount airlines like RyanAir.
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Rome has two major airports: Rome's main airport,
Leonardo da Vinci (still frequently known by its old name,
Fiumicino) for scheduled flights and Ciampino which handles mainly
charter flights and business aviation.