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Flights to Italy |
Flights to Italy from the UK:
There are various flights from the UK to Italy and to fly there
from London takes from 2 to 4 hours. Leonardo da Vinci Airport is
19 miles (30km) southwest of central Rome, Venice Marco Polo
Airport is 10 miles (16km) northeast of the Venice and Milan Linate
Airport is about four miles (7km) from the Milan city centre.
Which airlines fly to Italy?
British
Airways flies to Rome from Heathrow, and German Wings flies there from
Stansted. Aer Lingus
departs for Rome from Belfast and flyglobespan has flights leaving
from Edinburgh.
Jet2 offers cheap flights to Rome from Leeds and Manchester,
while easyJet has the same
service from Gatwick. Flights to Venice leave from Heathrow on
FlyBMI and from Manchester with Thomson Flights. Cheap flights to
Venice are available on easyJet from Gatwick, Bristol and
East Midlands, while
Jet2 offers low-cost flights from Leeds and Edinburgh. British Airways flies to Milan
from Heathrow and Air One
flies there from London City. Cheap flights to Milan are available
on easyJet from Gatwick.
Flights to Italy from the USA:
There are direct flights from the USA to Italy arriving at
Leonardo da Vinci Airport (30km south-west of Rome), Venice Marco
Polo Airport (16km north-east of Venice), Milan Malpensa
International Airport (45km north-west of Milan) and Galileo
Galilei International Airport (2km north-east of Pisa).
Which airlines fly to Italy from the USA?
There are cheap flights to Rome in Italy from New York,
Boston and Atlanta on Delta and
Alitalia, from New York and
Washington DC on Continental and from New York and
Atlanta on KLM. United Airlines flights to Rome depart
from New York and Washington DC, and Ethiopian Airlines also fly
from Washington DC. Direct cheap flights to Venice are offered by
Delta and Alitalia from New York and Atlanta,
while KLM flies to Venice from
New York. There are flights to Milan from New York and Atlanta with
Delta, KLM and Alitalia, and also to Pisa from New
York on Delta.
Airports in Italy
Milan Linate Airport (LIN):
The airport is situated four miles (7km) from downtown Milan.... MoreMilan Malpensa International Airport (MXP):
The airport is located 28 miles (45km) north-west of Milan.... MoreNaples International Airport (NAP):
The airport is located five miles (8km) north of the city centre.... MoreGalileo Galilei International Airport (PSA):
The airport is located one mile (2km) north-east of Pisa.... MoreLeonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO):
The airport is 19 miles (30km) south-west of central Rome.... MoreVenice Marco Polo Airport (VCE):
The airport is located 10 miles (16km) north-east of Venice.... MoreGiovan Battista Pastine Airport (CIA):
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