Cheap Airline Tickets to Italy

Italy has long been one of the top travel destinations in the world, and it looks like that is not going to change anytime soon. There are several international airports in Italy to choose from, but the vast majority of visitors fly into one of two major airports - in Rome and Milan. Be sure to check out these great deals on airfare to Italy, and read more about what to do when you arrive with this Italy travel guide.

Fiumicino International Airport (airport code FCO) in Rome is technically called Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, but it is much more commonly referred to by the name Fiumicino (you can see the evidence of this in the airport code as well). There are two big airports in Rome, but this is the one through which most international travelers will arrive in the country. It is one of two hubs for Alitalia, and all the airlines flying in and out of both of Rome's big airports are listed on this page (they are not separated out by airport). You can track both incoming and outgoing flights on this page of the website, and learn about your ground transportation options here. If you would like to rent your own car, you can do that from the companies listed on this page.

Malpensa International Airport (airport code MXP) in Milan is actually the busiest airport in Italy in terms of international traffic. Along with Fiumicino, Malpensa is the other hub for Alitalia, Italy's national airline, and you will find a list of all the airlines which serve Malpensa here. Flight tracking can be done from this page, find information about trains and buses to get to and from the airport, and also see which car rental agencies have desks at the airport.

Other international airports in Italy which you may want to consider looking into, depending on your itinerary, are Marco Polo International Airport (airport code VCE) in Venice, Florence-Peretola Amerigo Vespucci Airport (airport code FLR) in Florence, Galileo Galilei International Airport (airport code PSA) in Pisa, and Palermo-Punta Raisi Falcone & Borsellino Airport (airport code PMO) in Palermo.