Has any one ever been to Flumicino Airport in Rome, Italy?

Question

Has any one ever been to Flumicino Airport in Rome, Italy?

Answer 1

Yes, many many times...and I can tell you it gets pretty busy. You gotta be patient, you'll have to wait a lot to get your luggage once you land.

Answer 2

MEEEEE!

Answer 3

Yes - I was there just 2 days ago. Why? What do you want to know.

Answer 4

Yes, I am extremely familiar with it.  

Rome Fimicino (FCO) Has three terminals:

Terminal A - Is reserved for national flights within Italy, and is in its own building, which is connected to the other terminals by a walkway.

Terminal B and Terminal C are for international flights, and share the same large building for check-in and arrival, but Terminal C's gates are in a separate place, connected to the main building by a tram that you board once you are past the security checkpoint.

Most of the flights bound for North America arrive and depart at Terminal C.

For passengers that are traveling with a US-Based airline, there is a layer of security in addition to what passengers on other airlines go through.  Essentially, these flights require a pre-checkin security check, and these carriers have their own section of the large terminal building.

The terminals at the airport surround a large are with parking garages, a rental car area, a Hilton hotel, and a train station.  All of this is connected via a web of yellow skybridges.

The airport is one of two commercial airports in Rome, the other being 'Ciampino'.  Ciampino is mostly reserved for intra-europe budget airlines.

FCO is located at the coast just next to Ostia (Known for the ruins at Ostia Antica), and is ahout a 30 minute drive from downtown Rome.

Hopefully all of this detail serves to answer a question you had.

Answer 5

Many times, is there some specific question that you have?

Answer 6

i come from rome so i do:P if u need help write by my email:D

Answer 7

Yes i do! If you have a specific question you can e-mail me.