How many airports are in Rome? What is the international airport in Rome?

The city of Rome is served by two airports:

• Intercontinental Airport Leonardo da Vinci, more simply known as Fiumicino Airport, the name of the town that hosts it. Rome Fiumicino Airport is the main Italian airport for passenger flights (32,945,223), and the third for goods and one of the most important hubs and at European level, after the London airports Heathrow Airport (London), Aéroport Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle (Paris), Flughafen Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt am Main), Aeropuerto de Madrid-Barajas (Madrid), Luchthaven Schiphol (Amsterdam), which in the Mediterranean.
• Giovan Battista Pastine International Airport, known as Ciampino Airport, still located in the Municipality of Rome on the border with the town of Ciampino; is both a civil and military airport, along the Appian Way; it receives a large number of flights from budget airlines.

Rome Fiumicino Airport

The Rome International Airport “Leonardo Da Vinci” is located in Fiumicino, about 28 km from the capital. He is the Italian most important airport in the country, served by the flights from Rome to various international destinations. Opened in January 1956, now it boasts fifty years of activity and an expansion project planning. In short, in fact, the airport of Rome, Leonardo da Vinci, will point to the doubling adding 1300 hectares to 1600 already employed. Currently the terminal has four terminals T1, T2, T3 and T5.

Airport Terminals
From Terminal 1 departing Alitalia flights, Air Italy (Turin, Verona), Air France (Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Paris, Toulouse), KLM (Amsterdam) and Meridiana Fly (Cagliari, Palermo, Olbia, Verona, Catania).

From Terminal 2 departing flights of low cost airlines of EasyJet (Amsterdam, Athens, Geneva, Bilbso, Ibiza, etc.), Wizz Air (Bucharest, Belgrade, Sofia, Prague, etc.) and the Blue Air (Bucau, Bucharest).

From the terminal 3 departing domestic flights, European and international of all the companies that do not take off in the other terminals, including Aegean Airlines, Air Lingus, Aeriflot, the Aerolineas Argentinas (Buonos Aires), the Afriquyah Airways ( Tripoli), the Air Algérie (Algiers), Air Berlin (Hamburg, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Nuremberg), the Air China (Beijing), Air Europa (Madrid, Palma de Mallorca), the Air Seychelles (Mahé), the Air Transat (Montreal, Toronto), Austrian Airlines (Vienna), the Belle Air (Tirana), the Blu1 (Helsinki), the Blue Express (Italy), British Airways (London), Brussels Airlines (Brussels), Bulgaria Air (Sofia), Carpatair (Craiova, Timisoara).

Terminal 5 can take a direct flight to the United States, except Alitalia, and to Israel. The companies who deal with are American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, El Al, the United Air Lines, US Airways.

The airport has one hotel, the Hilton Rome Airport Hotel, which is connected to the terminals and train station by a skyway. The structure has a series of services of various nature. At Terminal 3 there is a Christian/Catholic chapel which hosts two celebrations a day, one at 9:00 AM and one at 11.00 AM. Between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 there is a multi-religious prayer hall for devotees to other cults. A post office is available to travelers from 8.00 AM to 19.00 inside the Terminal 1. Finally, at Terminal 3 you can leave your luggage in storage at a storage center open from 6.30 AM to 23.30 for a fee of 6 € / 24 h per bag.

Rome Ciampino Airport

The Ciampino Airport is entitled to Giovan Battista Pastine and is located near the ring road. The airport operates, for the most part, the traffic of low cost airlines.

At Rome Ciampino Airport operates the low cost airlines Easyjet (Bristol, Lyon, Paris), Ryanair (Barcelona, Alghero, Bari, Bratislava, Cagliari, Krakow, Dublin, Edinburgh, Ibiza, Liverpool, Madrid, Oslo, Valencia) and Wizz Air (Bucharest, Katowice).