Rome Airport (FCO)

If you’ve decided to brave the busy roads of Rome, you’ll find parking at Rome Fiumicino Airport is a breeze. There are a number of different car parks available, including Long-Stay, covered and uncovered options, and in total the airport is equipped with over 19,000 parking spaces for travellers. We’d recommend booking your parking online in advance for peace of mind and to secure the best rate. 

The Kiss&Go area at Rome Fiumicino Airport is perfect for those just picking up or dropping off. Top tip – don't exceed the 15-minute time limit or you’ll be hit with a fee! 

Taxi ranks are available at the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 Arrival areas. In Rome, taxis are white vehicles with a clear sign displaying ‘TAXI’ on the roof. Make sure your driver has a valid taxi permit and is an authorised taxi service when using this transportation method.  

Driving in Rome isn’t for the faint of heart but if you do want to explore Italy at your own pace, you’ll find car rental companies, including AVIS, Europcar and Hertz, at Rome Fiumicino Airport. Talk to your Travel Expert about organising car hire for your trip or book it yourself online before you leave. 

For an affordable and convenient trip to or from Rome Fiumicino Airport, opt for public transport. There are a number of options available connecting the airport with Rome’s city centre, including the Trenitalia train services and local bus companies. The Leonardo Express service, for example, connects Rome Fiumicino Airport with Roma Termini station in just over half an hour! See the relevant transport websites for up-to-date timetables and information on fares. 

There are currently two active terminals at Rome Fiumicino Airport, confusingly named Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. It’s possible to walk between the terminals in under 10 minutes and you’ll find directions and approximate distances are well signed throughout the airport. 

As one of Europe’s busiest airports, a large number of airlines fly into and out of Rome Fiumicino Airport. Major airlines servicing the airport include Air France, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, EasyJet, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Finnair, KLM, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Ryanair, Singapore Airlines and many more.  

As a general rule, you should aim to arrive at Rome Fiumicino Airport two hours before your scheduled departure time for domestic flights and at least three hours before international flights. This should give you enough time to complete check-in, drop your bags and pass through any necessary security screenings before your boarding time. Keep in mind that you may experience longer lines and delays during busy holiday periods, so check with the airport, airline or your Travel Expert directly for more information on recommended arrival times. 

There are lots of transport options available from Rome Fiumicino Airport to the city centre, including the Leonardo Express train service, local bus companies, taxis and car rentals. 

Yes, there are a number of airport lounges at Rome Fiumicino Airport, including the British Airways Lounge, Emirates Lounge and two ITA Airways lounges (the Hangar Lounge and Piazza di Spagna Lounge). Access to airport lounges may be possible depending on your ticket class, frequent flyer membership, credit card benefits or by purchasing a day pass. Check with the airline directly or talk to your Travel Expert for more information on how to access the airport lounges at Rome Fiumicino Airport. 

There are plenty of accommodation options nearby and Rome Fiumicino Airport even offers the HelloSky hotel, which is located within the airport itself for added convenience. If you’re looking for showers or a quiet space to relax while you wait for your flight, check the opening times and whether you’re able to access any of the airline lounges at Rome Fiumicino Airport. 

You may be able to earn loyalty points or rewards on eligible flights to or from Rome booked with us. When booking online, you’ll see a place to add your loyalty program or frequent flyer membership details if this is available, or you can ask your Travel Expert for help when booking in-store. If the booking meets your program’s requirements, you’ll earn points! For more information, check with your specific loyalty program and see our Booking Terms and Conditions. 

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Check-in times and baggage rules for flights departing from Rome Fiumicino Airport will vary depending on your ticket, so make sure you confirm with your airline in advance. Remember, it’s often possible to check in online or via your airline’s app, which can help save time at the airport. For more information or help finding your check-in times and baggage limits, talk to your Travel Expert.  

There are currently two active terminals at Rome Fiumicino Airport, confusingly named Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Your departure terminal will be listed with your flight information and it’s important to double-check this before making your way to the airport. In the wrong terminal? Don’t worry! It’s possible to walk between the terminals in under 10 minutes and you’ll find directions and approximate distances are well signed throughout the airport. 

Yes, short-term and long-term parking is available at Rome Fiumicino Airport, including covered and uncovered parking options close to the terminals. Check with the airport directly for more information on booking airport parking and the current rates. 

Travelling with the little ones? A nursery and kids’ area is available within Rome Fiumicino Airport, as well as a limited number of free courtesy strollers and family bathrooms.  

Keen to do a little retail therapy at Rome Fiumicino Airport? You’re in luck! There are plenty of stores available for you to browse before your flight, including well-known brands like Adidas, Gucci and Pandora, as well as duty-free shops and dining options. Check Rome Fiumicino Airport’s terminal map or website for an up-to-date list of stores and their opening information. 

While last-minute sale fares to and from Rome Fiumicino Airport may become available, you’ll generally find it pays to plan ahead, especially when booking international flights. As a rough guide, we recommend booking domestic flights three to six months in advance and international flights six to nine months before you plan to fly. When it comes to balancing flexible travel dates with the biggest savings, this should give you the best of both worlds!