Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), also known as Leonardo da Vinci Airport, is the busiest airport in Italy and the eleventh busiest in Europe by passenger traffic. The airport currently serves as the main international hub for ITA Airways, the successor to Alitalia.

Fiumicino Airport is located 25 km southwest of Rome and is connected to the city by rail and road. The train ride takes approximately 30 minutes and takes you to Rome's central Termini Station. Rome Airport offers numerous public transportation options for getting to the city centre. Licensed taxis are located outside Terminals 1 and 3, all of which operate from the city at a fixed price.

Bus services offer various options for getting to different parts of Rome, and there are even buses to Ciampino Airport for those who prefer to travel by bus. There is a direct train to the city center, as well as trains that stop at many stations in and around Rome. High-speed trains connect passengers with other major Italian cities, such as Florence, Bologna, Naples, and Venice. Short-term and long-term parking are available, connected to the airport terminals by pedestrian walkways. As a large airport, both terminals offer numerous amenities for relaxing while waiting for a flight.

When the idea for the airport was conceived, it was decided to name it after the legendary Italian Leonardo da Vinci, who lived from 1452 to 1519. Rome Airport, opened in 1961, initially had two runways, but has expanded over the years and now boasts modernised runways serving flights from all over the world. Italy's largest airline, ITA Airways, operates numerous flights from here to various destinations worldwide. It is also a hub for the popular airline Vueling.

Rome Fiumicino Airport serves tens of millions of passengers annually, offering first-class facilities for both arriving and departing visitors. While at the airport, passengers can enjoy excellent shopping, a wide selection of food and beverages, and a range of other services to meet virtually all their needs.

The latest statistics for Rome Airport show that it is among the busiest airports in the world.