Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO) is situated in Fiumicino, southwest of Rome, in Italy. The airport annually deals with approximately 35 million passengers and serves the area of Rome. The airport acts as a hub for Alitalia, Air Alps, easyJet and Blu-express. It consists of three terminals and four runways and is the largest airport in the country. Flights are to major cities worldwide and the airport is currently the 27th busiest in the world. It is named after Leonardo da Vinci, an Italian polymath who designed the first winged, flying machine and proto helicopter.

Airport Information Rome-Fiumicino

• Location: Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is based in Fiumicino, 16 miles southwest of Rome, in Italy.
• Address: Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, Via dell’Aeroporto di Fiumicino 320, PO Box 68, 00050, Fiumicino, Italy
• Telephone Number: (39) 06-65951
• Time Zone: GMT +1
• Eating & Drinking: Many food outlets available in all three terminals at Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Terminal A includes McDonald’s, Bar Tazza d’Oro and Pizza Chef, Terminal B has Sandwich Café and Transiti Café, and Terminal C includes Gran Café Panorama and The Duck and Dog’s Pub.
• ATM: ATMs and Bureau de Change are located throughout Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport.
• WiFi: Wireless Internet is available at a charge: through Boingo it costs $7.95 daily and $21.95 monthly and through Megabeam the charge is $3.90 hourly and $19.30 daily.
• Shopping: There are around 130 shops available, many of which sell Italian designer products. Outlets include Roma Travel Shop, Imaginarium, Fabriano, Rivo, Tendenze and Venchi. Terminal C provides Duty Free shopping.
• Luggage: Carts are available throughout Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport at a charge. Baggage claim is located on the ground level of all three terminals. For lost property contact 06-6595-5253.
• Airport Hotels: There is one hotel located on site, the Hilton Rome Airport (06-65258), and it is connected to the airport terminals by covered walkways. A free shuttle is provided eight times daily to Rome. Other hotels in the vicinity include the Holiday Inn Rome Parco Dei Medici (06-65581) and Sheraton Roma (06-54531). For assistance once at the airport there are information desks situated in all three terminals as well as information kiosks.
• Disabled Travelers: Elevators and adapted toilets are available throughout the airport. Other facilities include parking spaces and the Sala Amica Lounge.
• Lounges: Terminal A contains the Cisapina Lounge and Sala Amica Lounge, designed for people with disabilities. Terminal B contains the Air France Lounge and Terminal C has lounges for British Airways and Italitour. Atitalia lounges are located in all three terminals.
• Parking: There is limited, short-term parking by terminals A and B. The rate is $1.30 per hour for the first 6 hours followed by a $36.20 daily maximum. Long-term parking is accessible by a free shuttle bus and a covered option is also available. In lot E the minimum stay possible is one week for $90.50 then the charge is $11.60 daily. There is also a multi-story car park which can be reached by a covered walkway from the terminals.
• Directions & Transportation: If traveling to Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport by car, take the GRA ring road onto the A12 highway which leads to Fiumicino. A direct train service, the Leonardo Express, provides transportation to the airport from central Rome every half an hour. Tickets can be purchased at the airport for $14.20 and are valid for 90 minutes. Terravision provide a shuttle bus for $11.60 one way. A regular bus service is also available. The journey takes 30 minutes. Taxis are located outside the terminals. They charge a fixed rate of $51.70 to Rome center.
• Website: http://www.adr.it/home/fiumicino_en.htm