Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO) is Rome’s principal international airport and one of Italy’s major aviation hubs. It is located in Fiumicino, approximately 30 km from central Rome, and is operated by Aeroporti di Roma (ADR). The airport serves domestic, Schengen and international non-Schengen destinations.
| Contact | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport operator / general information | +39 06 65951 — 24 hours |
| Flight information | +39 06 65951 — 24 hours |
| ADR contact centre | +39 06 6595 3434 |
| Airport address | Via Pier Paolo Racchetti 1, 00054 Fiumicino (Rome), Italy |
| Certified ADR email | aeroportidiromaspa@pec.adr.it |
| Lost property office | +39 06 65955253 |
| Left-luggage facility | +39 06 65953541 |
| Porter service | +39 06 6595 8349 |
For an emergency, passengers should use the appropriate airport or Italian emergency service.
| Emergency / Service | Telephone | Availability |
| Airport First Aid | +39 06 65953133 / +39 06 65953134 | 24 hours |
| Fire Brigade | +39 06 65954444 | 24 hours |
| Police / Airport Border Police | +39 06 65953595 | 24 hours |
| Carabinieri | +39 06 65954040 | 24 hours |
| Guardia di Finanza | +39 06 65954848 | 24 hours |
| City Police | +39 06 65210790 | 24 hours |
| ENAC Airport Superintendent | +39 06 65953139 | 08:00–17:00 |
| Customs – External Relations | +39 06 65954342 | Check current office hours |
| Veterinary Office | +39 06 59944310 / +39 06 59944307 | Mon–Sat, 08:00–20:00 |
| Terminal | Main function | Important information |
| Terminal 1 (T1) | Domestic, Schengen and selected international flights | Used by ITA Airways and numerous other airlines, including several European carriers. |
| Terminal 3 (T3) | Domestic, Schengen and non-Schengen flights | The principal terminal for many international and long-haul airlines. |
| Terminal 2 | Closed | Permanently closed; its former operations were incorporated into the airport’s expanded facilities. |
| Terminal 5 | No longer a normal passenger terminal | Former Terminal 5 functions have been incorporated into the current airport configuration. |
| Baggage service | Contact |
| Airport Handling Lost & Found | +39 06 659560428 |
| Airport Handling email | fco.ll425@airporthandling.it |
| Aviapartner | +39 06 65957249 / +39 06 65953545 |
| Aviapartner email | fco.handling.bag@aviapartner.aero |
| Aviation Services | +39 06 83394444 |
| Aviation Services email | infobag@as-airport.it |
| American Airlines customer centre | +39 06 659525775 |
| Lost property office | +39 06 65955253 |
| Lounge | Location | Typical access / features |
| Aviapartner Prima Vista Lounge – Area A | Boarding Area A | Business-class passengers, eligible frequent flyers and paid access for eligible departing/transiting passengers. |
| Aviapartner Prima Vista Lounge – E Gates | Gates E51–E53 | Primarily for non-Schengen departures; access depends on eligibility or paid entry. |
| Plaza Premium Lounge – Area A | Boarding Area A | Domestic/Schengen departures; paid access and eligible airline/card access. |
| Plaza Premium Lounge – Area E | Boarding Area E, Tax Free Mall, upper level | Non-Schengen departures; food, Wi-Fi, charging, showers and other facilities. |
| Primeclass Lounge | Boarding Area A | Premium lounge with seating, buffet, showers and other services. |
| HelloSky Arrival Lounge & Air Rooms | Landside, near the terminals / ABCD car park | Available to arriving and transiting passengers; lounge, showers and Air Rooms. |
| ITA Airways lounges | Airport boarding areas | Access generally linked to eligible ITA Airways tickets, frequent-flyer status or alliance benefits. |
| Emirates Lounge | Fiumicino airport | Primarily for eligible Emirates passengers. |
| British Airways Lounge | Fiumicino airport | Primarily for eligible British Airways and qualifying partner passengers. |
The IATA airport code for Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is FCO.
Yes. Fiumicino is Rome’s principal international airport and handles a large share of Rome’s domestic, European and intercontinental air traffic.
The airport is approximately 30 km from central Rome.
For current passenger operations, Fiumicino has two passenger terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 3.
No. Terminal 2 was permanently closed and its former passenger functions were incorporated into the airport’s expanded terminal facilities.
ITA Airways is listed by ADR among the airlines operating from Terminal 1. However, passengers should verify their particular flight before travelling.
Go to the terminal assigned to your airline and use the airport flight-information displays to find your airline’s check-in counters. Check-in desks are airline-specific and can change.
No. Fiumicino uses ADR Security, operating under Italian and European aviation-security requirements. TSA applies to U.S. transportation security rather than operating Fiumicino’s security checkpoints.
For applicable departures using the newer EDS C3 scanners, ADR states that liquids in containers of up to 2 litres may be carried in hand luggage. Flights to the USA and Israel remain subject to the traditional 100-ml liquid procedure.
Report delayed, damaged or missing checked baggage to the handling company responsible for your flight. The relevant operator is normally shown on the airport screens near the baggage reclaim carousel.
Yes. Left-luggage storage is available in Terminal 3 International Arrivals, near the bus station. ADR lists the telephone number as +39 06 65953541.
Yes. The airport has several lounges, including Prima Vista, Plaza Premium, Primeclass, HelloSky and airline-operated lounges. Access varies by airline status, ticket class, membership program and paid-entry availability.