Rome Fiumicino Airport Arrivals (FCO)

Located just 40 minutes, or around 30 km by car from central Rome, Rome Leonardo da Vinci Airport, also known as Rome Fiumicino Airport, boasts three terminals that connect passengers with locations like Frankfurt, Dubai, London, Paris, Prague, Milan and Kiev. Rome Fiumicino Airport carries the international code FCO (IATA) and LIRF (ICAO) and is a gateway into Italy for carriers like Aeroflot, Air Canada and Air Europa, British Airways, Emirates, EasyJet, Czech Airlines, Air China and many others. It is also a hub for Italy's own flagship carrier, Alitalia.

ADR, Rome Fiumicino Airport's operator, offers passengers multimedia stations and ADR information desks throughout all three terminals. Here passengers can find out about flights (actual time) arriving or departing, about onward travel by train or bus, and about the airport's amenities and services. For example, the terminals offer passengers free unlimited WiFi connections from more than 1,000 WiFi Access Points. The “Airport Free Wi-fi” network allows passengers to connect their mobile devices quickly and easily, and connections run at up to 4 Mbps speeds.

All three of Rome Fiumicino Airport's terminals provide amenities and services like banking, shopping, dining and refreshments. At Terminal 3 in International Arrivals there is also a Left Luggage desk and Luggage Storage facility. Here passengers can leave luggage for up to 24 hours for a small fee. Porters can also be booked to help with luggage inside the terminals. Simply arrange the service at the ADR information desks or at the multimedia stations.

Getting to/from Rome Fiumicino Airport

By Car: Office Tower 2 is the home for the car rental providers operating out of Rome Fiumicino Airport. The area is accessible through pedestrian tunnels that link the Terminals to the Multilevel Car Park. Rome Fiumicino Airport car rental companies include Alamo, Avis, Autovia, Autoeuropa, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Europcar, Firefly, Goldcar, Hertz, Locauto, Maggiore, Sixt and Win Rent among others. Signs direct passengers from the Arrivals areas to the car rental desks. When you return your rental vehicle, you take it back to the same area where you hired your vehicle from: Levels A, B, C of the Multilevel Car Parking in Office Tower 2. Simply follow the road signs at the motorway, when you approach the airport.

By Taxi: Taxis leave from the Arrivals level on the main road facing Terminals 1 and 3, and from the ancillary road facing Rome Fiumicino train station. Official taxis licenced by Rome's City Hall carry the city's emblem on their doors and show licence numbers on both front doors, the rear of the taxi and inside the vehicle. Each vehicle carries a  “TAXI” sign on the roof. A trip from Rome Fiumicino Airport to central Rome costs between 42.00 and 45.00 euros for two to three passengers sharing a private taxi. Rome Ciampino Airport lies ca 15 km distance from Rome Fiumicino Airport.

By Bus: Cotral and SITA buses connect Rome Fiumicino Airport with the city of Rome and other destinations. The Cotral bus stop is opposite Terminal 2, Arrivals level. Passengers should follow the “Regional Bus Station” signs. Cotral buses go to the following locations in Rome: Piazza dei Cinquecento opposite Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome Tiburtina Railway Station, Cornelia Station, underground Line A, Eur-Magliana Station for underground Line B, and to Ostia, stopping at Piazza Sirio and Piazza Stazione. For further information, please visit https://www.cotralspa.it/. Tickets can be bought at authorized sales points like tobacconists or newsstands and the bus station or, with a small surcharge, onboard the buses.

SIT shuttles stop at the Bus station next to Terminal 3 exits from Arrivals. Wait at bus stop number 5 for SIT shuttles to Rome Termini Station in Via Marsala and Vatican City (bus stops at Via Crescenzio No. 2). The daily service runs every 30 minutes throughout the day. There is no night service. Tickets can be bought on the bus or purchased online in advance at the SIT Bus Shuttle website https://www.sitbusshuttle.com/en/

By Train: Rome Fiumicino Airport has a train station, which is linked to Rome Termini station in central Rome. Regional trains run to Rome Termini every 15 minutes, taking just 32 minutes to arrive. Travelling to another train station, Rome Tiburtina for example? Regional FL1 trains leave every 15 minutes on weekdays, and every 30 minutes at weekends and public holidays.