Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA)

Arrivals proceed directly from the aircraft walk or bus gate into passport control and the baggage reclaim zone.

• Passengers arriving from non-Schengen destinations pass through passport control immediately after entering the building.
• Automated e-Gates are available for eligible adult passport holders from the EU, EEA, UK, and selected non-EU nations.
• Baggage reclaim carousels are located directly beyond passport control in the single arrivals hall.
• Customs checks occur immediately after baggage reclaim before entering the public arrivals area.
• Ground transport options, taxi ranks, and bus stops are located directly outside the main exit.

• Treno

  Bus + Train (Ciampino Airlink)

  A dedicated shuttle bus runs from the terminal to Ciampino railway station, connecting to frequent regional trains to Roma Termini.

  Tempo:

  Roughly 35-50 minutes total

  Costo tipico:

  Typically €2.50-€4.00 total

• Treno

  Direct Express Bus

  Private coach services operate direct routes between the airport forecourt and central Rome.

  Tempo:

  Roughly 30-45 minutes (traffic dependent)

  Costo tipico:

  Typically €6.00-€7.00 single

• Treno

  Local Bus + Metro

  Local buses link the terminal to the Anagnina metro terminus for connections across the city network.

  Tempo:

  Roughly 20 minutes bus plus 20 minutes metro

  Costo tipico:

  Typically €1.20-€2.00 per leg

• Taxi

  Official Taxi

  Official white licensed taxis operate from the designated rank outside arrivals. Avoid uncredited drivers offering rides inside the hall.

  Tempo:

  Roughly 30-40 minutes

  Costo tipico:

  Fixed regulated fare (typically around €31.00)

Ciampino has no direct rail link to Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO); transfer requires transit via central Rome or private transport.

• To reach Rome Fiumicino (FCO), take a bus or train to Roma Termini and transfer to the Leonardo Express or regional train.
• Taxis provide direct point-to-point transfers between CIA and FCO, taking roughly 30-45 minutes outside peak traffic.
• Ensure a minimum connecting window of 3 to 4 hours if transferring between CIA and FCO.

Free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout the passenger terminal.

• Select the official network 'AIRPORT FREE WIFI' on your device.
• Connection requires completing a brief portal registration or sign-in process.
• Coverage is reliable across all public arrival and departure zones.

Euro (EUR) is the local currency, with electronic payments accepted almost universally across Rome.

• ATMs (Bancomat) are located in both the landside and airside sections of the terminal.
• Currency exchange desks operate within the terminal building.
• Contactless card payments are widely accepted for public transport tickets, taxis, and airport retail.

A limited selection of cafes and quick-service food outlets operates landside and airside.

• Landside options include Italian espresso bars and grab-and-go sandwich shops.
• Airside options provide light meals, coffee, and packaged snacks prior to boarding.
• Opening hours generally align with scheduled flight departures and arrivals.

Ciampino does not feature independent commercial airline lounges in the main low-cost passenger terminal.

• General aviation facilities cater to private flights separately from the main passenger building.
• Public seating areas are available throughout the single departure hall.

There are no hotels located inside the terminal building, but multiple accommodations are nearby in Ciampino town.

• Several small hotels and guest houses are located within a 5-10 minute drive of the airport.
• Travellers needing full hotel services often stay near Roma Termini, accessible via direct bus or train.

Essential baggage services including lost property reporting are handled in the arrivals hall.

• Lost luggage inquiries should be directed to the ground handling service desk in the baggage reclaim hall.
• There is no left-luggage or long-term baggage storage facility directly inside the Ciampino terminal.

Basic family facilities are present throughout the public zones of the airport.

• Baby changing stations are integrated into primary restroom blocks landside and airside.
• The single-level terminal layout provides straightforward step-free access for pushchairs.

• ATMs
• Currency exchange
• Cafes & bars
• Duty-free shops
• Information desk
• Car hire counters
• First aid station

Numero di emergenza locale: 112

• 112 is the single European emergency number for police, medical, and fire services in Italy.
• A first aid medical post staffed by healthcare personnel is located within the airport premises.
• For a lost or stolen passport, contact your national embassy in Rome and report the incident to the airport Polizia di Stato post.

• Controlla la validità del passaporto e qualsiasi visto, ETA o dichiarazione di ingresso richiesta.
• Conferma il terminal di partenza sulla tua carta d'imbarco il giorno prima.
• Attiva una eSIM da viaggio per essere online appena atterri.
• Scarica mappe offline e fai uno screenshot dell'indirizzo del tuo hotel e del riferimento della prenotazione.
• Comunica alla tua banca che sei in viaggio e porta con te una carta di pagamento di riserva.
• Salva il numero di emergenza locale e il contatto della tua ambasciata nel telefono.
• Fotografa il passaporto e memorizza la copia in un luogo accessibile offline.
• Controlla la franchigia bagaglio e gli articoli soggetti a restrizioni per la tua destinazione.

Le operazioni aeroportuali cambiano. Conferma sempre terminal, tariffe e orari con le fonti ufficiali qui sotto prima di viaggiare.

• Aeroporti di Roma - Ciampino Official SiteFonte ufficiale dell'aeroporto
• Polizia di Stato - Border Police & Passport ControlsFonte governativa
• Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli - Customs RegulationsFonte governativa
• ATAC S.p.A. - Azienda per la mobilità di Roma CapitaleFonte ufficiale dei trasporti
• Trenitalia - National Rail OperatorFonte ufficiale dei trasporti
• Ministero della Salute - Italian Ministry of HealthFonte governativa