Palermo Airport
Latest update: 9 February 2024
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Palermo Airport is situated around thirty kilometres from Sicily's capital, Palermo and is the second busiest airport on the island after Catania Airport. Each year it handles around seven million passengers compared to Catania's ten million.
Flight destinations from here include a range of European cities as well as most of Italy's own domestic airports. |
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Known also as Falcone Borsellino Airport or its old name, Punta Raisa Airport, its location makes it convenient for onward journeys to the seaside town of Cefalù (98 km), the beach resort of San Vito Lo Capo (87 km), or the city of Trapani (85 km) from where you can take a ferry across to the Aegadian Islands of Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo.
Many travellers use Palermo Airport for connecting flights to the Sicilian islands of Lampedusa and Pantelleria, or to head north to the mainland cities of Rome, Milan or Naples for example.
By car from Palermo Airport to the city centre takes around 40 minutes; the airport also has its own train station which links to Palermo Stazione Centrale, a journey time of an hour and 5 minutes. Bus services from the airport to the city centre are also available along with longer-haul connections to Messina or Catania.
Many travellers use Palermo Airport for connecting flights to the Sicilian islands of Lampedusa and Pantelleria, or to head north to the mainland cities of Rome, Milan or Naples for example.
By car from Palermo Airport to the city centre takes around 40 minutes; the airport also has its own train station which links to Palermo Stazione Centrale, a journey time of an hour and 5 minutes. Bus services from the airport to the city centre are also available along with longer-haul connections to Messina or Catania.
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Airport code: PMO
City: Palermo Province: Metropolitan City of Palermo Region: Sicily Annual passengers: 7,018,017 (2019) Selected airlines: Ryanair, Easyjet, British Airways, Volotea By car: Palermo - 34 minutes (33 km) |
