10. Cagliari Elmas Airport
is Sardinia’s main airport, located about 6 km northwest of the city.
Prior to the pandemic, passenger numbers were always on the rise as the number of low-cost flights bringing passengers to the islands from all over Europe increased.
9. Milan Linate (LIN)
Milan’s airport, just 7 km from Piazza Duomo, can be reached by shuttle bus.
It is also an ideal starting point for visiting areas south of Milan, such as Pavia, Cremona and Piacenza.
8. Bologna Marconi Airport (BLQ)
Before Covid19, Bologna airport reached nearly 100 points, 84 of which were international flights.
From here you have excellent transport links to the city centre, Modena, Ravenna, Florence, Ferrara and Rimini.
7. Palermo Airport Punta Raisi
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The airport is dedicated to his two heroic judges who died fighting the Mafia and is his third busiest airport in southern Italy after Catania and Naples.
The airport is located in Cinisi, 30 km west of Palermo, close to Alcamo, Mazara del Vallo and other beautiful places in eastern Sicily.
6. Naples Capodichino Airport (NAP)
In recent years, low-cost airlines have invested heavily in Capodichino Airport, making it one of the largest passenger airports in southern Italy.
Located just 4 km from Naples Central Station, it is the perfect solution for visiting the Amalfi and Sorrento coasts and the entire Campania hinterland.
5. Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is an airport that has grown significantly in recent years in terms of air traffic, but above all in terms of the quality of its services, and in fact the number of Italians and foreigners in transit.
Most popular among Its location just 30 minutes drive from Venice makes it a popular solution not only for those wishing to visit the Doge’s city, but also for those wishing to travel to Padua, Vicenza, Treviso or the entire coast. Adriatic Sea.
4- Catania Fontanarossa Airport (CTA)
Catania Airport is the largest airport in southern Italy in terms of passenger numbers and is the tourist center of the island.
Conveniently located about 20 minutes from the center of Catania, close to Caltanissetta, Siracusa and Messina.
3. Milan Bergamo – Orio al Serio (BGY)
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Milan Bergamo – Orio al Serio (BGY) ranks third in the Italian airport rankings in terms of the number of passengers carried, but first in offering low-cost flights.
One of the attractions of this airport is its excellent punctuality.
The airport is located about 30 minutes from the city of Bergamo, north of Milan, making it an ideal starting point for trips to Lake Garda and the Alps.
2. Milan Malpensa
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is arguably the best airport in northern Italy.
A true logistics hub for the capital of Lombardy. Inside is a veritable shopping mall of outlets with several famous brands, meeting rooms and restaurants.
Milano Malpensa is very close to the center of Milan and is also the perfect solution for those wishing to visit Lake Como, Varese, Novara, Lugano or some of the resorts in the Italian and Swiss Alps.
1. Rome Fiumicino
Rome Fiumicino (FCO) is Italy’s largest airport both in terms of passenger numbers and number of people arriving and departing.
It is a very well-served airport, both in terms of carrier transit and number of destinations.
The airport has ample seating and was rated one of the best in terms of shopping, comfort, lounges and services by EDreams, a survey of 50,000 travelers.
The airport is located west of Rome and is easily accessible. The perfect starting point to visit Lazio, Umbria and Abruzzo.
conclusion
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