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12 November, Sheraton Malpensa Hotel Trieste Venice Milan Hosted By: Turin Pisa Ancona Florence Rome Bari Cagliari Palermo Busiest International Airports based on passenger numbers in Italy Airport Name IATA Code Pax 2014 Rail Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport FCO 38,623,400 Direct Rail Link Operational Milano Malpensa Airport MXP 17,574,048 Direct Rail Link Under Construction Linate Airport LIN 9,031,855 Il Caravaggio International Airport BGY 8,774,256 Venice Marco Polo Airport VCE 8,475,188 Catania–Fontanarossa Airport CTA 7,304,012 Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport BLQ 6,580,481 Naples International Airport NAP 5,960,035 Public and Private Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport CIA 5,018,289 Transport Market Pisa International Airport PSA 4,683,811 Falcone–Borsellino Airport PMO 4,553,631 Share Examples Cagliari Elmas Airport CAG 3,639,631 Turin Airport TRN 3,431,986 Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport BRI 3,296,676 Verona Villafranca Airport VRN 2,775,627 Malpensa Airport Lamezia Terme International Airport SUF 2,411,486 Public transport: Florence Airport FLR 2,251,994 42% Treviso Airport TSF 2,248,254 Private transport: 58% Brindisi – Salento Airport BDS 2,163,742 Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport OLB 2,127,718 Alghero-Fertilia Airport AHO 1,639,374 Trapani Airport TPS 1,598,571 Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport GOA 1,268,650 Trieste – Friuli Venezia Giulia Airport TRS 740,403 Abruzzo Airport PSR 556,679 Reggio Calabria Airport REG 522,849 Ancona Falconara Airport AOI 480,673 Leonardo di Federico Fellini International Airport RMI 473,103 Vinci Airport Cuneo International Airport CUF 237,432 Public transport: San Franceso d’Assisi Airport PEG 209,364 73% Private transport: Parma Airport PMF 205,521 27% Bolzano Airport BZO 65,543 Brescia Airport VBS 13,527 Foggia “Gino Lisa” Airport FOG 5,884 Grosseto Airport GRS 4,681 , Italian airports with direct rail access Ancona Falconara Airport www.marcheairport.com Ancona Falconara Airport is an important international Again, Alcona is found within Falconara Marittima. Marche airport serving the Ancona city in the Marche region of Airport is connected directly to the railway station of CAS- Italy. It is strategically located at the center of the heart of TELFERRETTI. This line will take you to the Ancona station, the Marche region in order to effectively serve the local where it is than possible to reach various national and community and the ever increasing number of foreigners international destinations. who have been coming to this place. It is located about 12 kilometers on the Western side of the city of Ancona. Airport Name Ancona Falconara IATA code AOI Country Italy City served Ancona Distance from the City 12km Airport operation start - Funding - Owner Public authorities (93% shares) private entrepreneurs (7% shares) Airport train - Airport train operation start - 2012 2013 2014 Airport passenger numbers 610,525 564,576 480,673 International 403,022 365,877 306,518 Domestic 172,779 175,688 165,657 Business - - - Leisure - - - Transfer 4,746 5,534 1679 Market share (Public/Private) - - - Top 5 popular destinations Rome, London, Trapani, Barcelona & Monaco Top 3 Airlines Alitalia, Ryan air, Volotea © Global AirRail Alliance 2015 Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport www.aeroportidipuglia.it Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport is an airport serving the city of Bari in Italy. It is approximately 8 km (5.0 mi) northwest from the town centre. The Bari metropolitan railway service connects the Airport with the Bari Centrale railway station in the city centre. Airport Name Bari Karol Wojtyła IATA code BRI Country Italy City served Bari Distance from the City 8km Airport operation start - Funding - Owner - Airport train - Airport train operation start - 2012 2013 2014 Airport passenger numbers 3,778,682 3,599,910 3,296,676 International 1,028,072 1,073,248 1,122,588 Domestic 2,733,289 2,516,458 2,542,393 Business - - - Leisure - - - Transfer 14,027 6710 9047 Market share (Public/Private) - - - Top 5 popular destinations Venice, Verona, Rome, Milan, Palermo Top 3 Airlines Volotea, RyanAir, Alitalia © Global AirRail Alliance 2015 Cagliari Elmas Airport www.cagliariairport.it Cagliari Airport managed by SOGAER is Sardinia’s most to begin or end their flight trips. important airport in terms of traffic and size. SOGAER faces From June 9th 2013 the airport is easily accessible by train the role of managing the main access door of the island from Cagliari and all major Sardinian cities thanks to the with a strong sense of responsibility. new ‘Elmas Aeroporto’ railway station. The rail service The organisation commits to deliver airport services of the starts at about 5AM and ends after 9PM with 20 mins. highest quality and safety levels; to plan the expansion of average frequency. The journey to and from downtown the airport infrastructures while endorsing the economic takes 5-7 mins, single fare is 1.25 euro. Tickets are sold by development of both the airport and its territory. Trenitalia at the vending machine located inside the sta- The number of travellers arriving and departing from tion, online and by official ticket counters and authorized Cagliari Airport increases every year thanks to our flight dealers. routes network that includes primary domestic and inter- national destinations serviced by major European airlines. In 2014 3,639,627 passengers have chosen Cagliari Airport Airport Name Cagliari Elmas IATA code CAG Country Italy City served Cagliari Distance from the City 7km Airport operation start 1937 Funding Italian Civil Aviation Authority Owner So.G.Aer. S.p.A. Airport train Elmas Aeroporto Airport train operation start 2013 2012 2013 2014 Airport passenger numbers 3,592,020 3,587,907 3,639,631 International 690,833 799,126 747,807 Domestic 2,880,453 2,775,484 2,881,481 Business - - - Leisure - - - Transfer 14,565 6,974 4,466 Market share (Public/Private) - - - Top 5 popular destinations Rome, Milan, Munich, Barcelona, Bolonga Top 3 Airlines Ryanair, Meridiana, Easyjet © Global AirRail Alliance 2015 Falcone–Borsellino Airport www.palermo-airport.com Falcone-Borsellino Airport also known as Palermo is locat- Every day the Trinacria Express connects Palermo Cen- ed 35km from Palermo, the capital city of the Italian island trale station with Punta Raisi airport. The first departure of Sicily. The airport is still one of the busiest southern air- from Palermo Centrale station is at 4.45 and the last is at ports in Italy, with many national and international flights. 20.09. From Falcone-Borsellino airport, the first departure The airport structure is organised above one terminal, a is at 5.54 and the last is at 22.05 . The journey times vary total width of 450 acres with two runways. depending on the departure time and the number of stops, The terminal has four levels, a subterranean floor, a ground and can take between 45 and 70 minutes. floor, a first floor and a second floor, with arrivals and The cost of the ticket is 5.50 euro. You can buy tickets on departures in both upper levels. Airline companies are this site, at the ticket desks, at the self-service machines, in increasing, by the low cost airlines, which now are connect- travel agencies and at authorised sales points. ing Sicily to and the rest of Europe. Today Falcone-Borsell- ino airport is one of the busiest in Italy, with 4,553,631 in 2014. Airport Name Aeroporto di Palermo - Falcone E Borsellino IATA code PMO Country Italy City served Palermo Distance from the City 35km Airport operation start 1985 Funding Unavailable Owner GESAP Airport train Trinacria Express Airport train operation start 2001 2012 2013 2014 Airport passenger numbers 4,581,995 4,333,058 4,553,631 International 874,129 943,182 933,572 Domestic 3,707,866 3,707,866 3,620,059 Business - - - Leisure - - - Transfer - - - Market share (Public/Private) - - - Top 5 popular destinations Milan, Rome, Lampedusa, Barcelona, Bologna Top 3 Airlines Ryanair, Volotea, Vueling © Global AirRail Alliance 2015 Members of Leonardo da Vinci Airport www.adr.it Fiumicino airport represents a catchment area for rail to reduced waiting times. The 32 kilometers that separate transport with more than 38.6 million passengers passing Rome’s main airport from the center of the capital will no through the airport in 2014, and more than 40 thousand longer be perceived by the traveller as a distance, but as direct or indirect employees. The CEO of Aeroporti di an extension of their journey. Our company is engaged in a Roma, Mr. Lorenzo Lo Presti stated: “The airport is now major development plan of the airport services and infra- closer to the city of Rome”, thanks to “the increased fre- structure, to improve Leonardo da Vinci with an offer that quency of Leonardo Express train services, which has led brings it at the forefront in Europe.” Airport Name Leonardo da Vinci IATA code FCO Country Italy City served Rome Distance from the City 32km Airport operation start 1961 Funding Private Owner ENAC-Italian CAA and the Ministry of Transport Airport train Leonardo Express Airport train operation start 1994 2012 2013 2014 Airport passenger numbers 37,063,000 36,267,684 38,623,400 International 67.9% 69.8% 70.2% Domestic 32.1% 30.2% 29.8% Business 30.2% 24.4% 22.4% Leisure 69.8% 75.6% 77.6% Transfer 27% 28% 26% Market share (Public/Private) 68% / 32% 72% / 28% 73% / 27% Top 5 popular destinations Paris, London, Amsterdam, Barcelona & Madrid Top 3 Airlines Alitalia, Easyjet & Vueling © Global AirRail Alliance 2015 Members of Malpensa Airport www.milanomalpensa-airport.com Malpensa airport is a strategic piece of infrastructure that land’s main towns and cities by rail and 2 motorways.
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