FCO
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About FCO Airport
How do I get to and from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport?
Fiumicino Airport is linked with central Rome by dedicated airport trains and regional rail services, with the main airport station connected to the terminals. Several coach operators run to Rome and other cities, while official taxis, ride-hailing, hotel shuttles, and car rental desks are also widely used. Road journeys can be affected by traffic, especially around peak commuting and holiday periods.
How do the terminals work at Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport?
Passenger operations are mainly handled through Terminals 1 and 3, connected within the airport area. Terminal 1 is often used for domestic and Schengen services, while Terminal 3 handles many international and long-haul flights, but passengers should always follow their airline’s assigned terminal. Check-in, bag drop, security, passport control, and transfer routes are well signposted, with extra formalities for non-Schengen travel.
Tips for flying from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport
Arrive early, particularly for long-haul or non-Schengen flights, summer travel, school holidays, and early morning departures. Allow time for check-in, security, passport control, and possible tax-refund procedures if relevant. Keep travel documents ready during transfers, as Schengen and non-Schengen areas are separated. The airport is large, so check screens regularly and leave enough time to reach your gate.