Airlines and services Italy

The airport's main runway is built on water, which makes landing planes quite impressive. A magical experience! Daily flights to several destinations in Italy (Rome, Palermo, Bari...) and Europe (London, Brussels...). For France, there are only four flights a week to and from Paris-Orly with Volotea: Mondays and Fridays in each direction. Tourist office and car rental companies in the arrivals hall.

Meridiana serves Cagliari.

Air connections to Brussels-Charleroi, Frankfurt, London, Rome... The G51 bus runs to Trieste and Udine, the G26 to Grado, the G01 to Gorizia and the G52 to Lignano Sabbiadoro (timetables and fares on the local Trasporto pubblico website). The airport is also connected to Ljubljana by road. Numerous car rental agencies are available at the airport, while the railway station serves the Trieste-Venice line and links up with Udine.

By road, this airport (BGY) is closer to Bergamo at 5 km than to Milan at 45 km. Served by low-cost airlines, it represents a good alternative for travelers who wish to visit Lombardy or the Great Lakes region without passing through the Milanese megalopolis. To reach the train stations of Milan or Bergamo, there are buses (Autostradale, Terravision, Orio Shuttle), which make numerous daily rotations.

Founded in 2020 to take over from Alitalia, ITA Airways is the Italian national airline. It operates direct flights to Rome from Paris (Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly), Nice, Brussels and Geneva airports. We recommend that you book your tickets in advance to get competitive prices. The flight time from Paris is approximately 2 hours and from Nice 1h15. Arrival at Fiumicino airport, which is about 30 kilometers from downtown Rome.