Fiumicino FCO
Flights from Rome Fiumicino connect Italy's capital with cities across Europe, from Chisinau and Suceava to Paris and Prague. Fiumicino, known by its code FCO, is one of two airports serving Rome; the other, Ciampino, handles a separate share of the city's traffic, so check which one your fare uses before you plan the trip to the terminal. Other routes from here include Krakow, Warsaw, Budapest and Rzeszow. Fares move with the season and the day you fly, so compare a few dates before you book.
Fiumicino at a glance
- Passengers per year
- 51.3 M (2025)
- Hub for
- ITA Airways, Aeroitalia
- Elevation
- 13 m
- Opened
- 1960
- Official website
- adr.it
- Population of Rome
- 2.7 M (2023)
Country facts: Wikidata
Getting to the city
Getting from Fiumicino into Rome comes down to rail or road. A dedicated airport train runs to the central station, regional trains stop along the way, and coaches, taxis and ride-hailing cars cover the same trip by motorway. Take the train if you want to sidestep traffic; take a car if you are arriving late or carrying a lot of luggage. Allow a buffer at commuter peak hours and check that your service is running before a very early or very late flight, when timetables thin out.