The larger of Rome’s two airports, Leonardo da Vinci is known as Fiumicino. Most traditional carriers fly here - it is Alitalia's hub - while the no-frillers use Ciampino. Situated further from town than Ciampino, the train system allows far easier access to the centre of town. It served around 33 million passengers in 2007. More than 80 airlines fly here.
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A free shuttle service links the terminals with the long-term car parks.
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Rail: There is a Leonardo Express train service to Rome’s Termini Station (journey time: 35 minutes). Metropolitan Trains FM1 stop at local stations on the way to Tiburtina. Services also run to Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto and Orte.
Road: Taxi: Taxis to the centre are readily available; passengers should only take a licensed metered taxi. Bus: Terravision Shuttle services run to Rome Termini and Tiburtina daily, with connections to the metro A line at Lepanto. COTRAL runs a night service to Rome Termini and Tiburtina daily.
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Multi-storey car parks A-D are directly linked to the terminals via pedestrian walkways; the long-term car park on the motorway from Rome to Fiumicino is served by a shuttle bus to/from the terminals. There are limited spaces at Terminal A and B for short-stay parking.
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Money and communications: Facilities include banks, bureaux de change, ATMs and post offices.
Eating and drinking: There are several bars and restaurants at the airport.
Shopping: There are duty-free and other shops, including fashion, jewellery, perfumes and traditional Italian products.
Luggage: Left-luggage is available on the ground floor (International Arrivals) of Terminal C, open daily. A porter service is available, and can be reserved in advance (tel: +39 (0)6 6595 8364 or 6595 4054). A lost property office is situated on the ground floor of the Office Tower (tel: +39 (0)6 6595 3343).
Other facilities: A first aid facility is available daily 24 hours. A chapel, a prayer room and nurseries are also available.
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The Hilton Airport Hotel (tel: +39 (0)6 65258) is the only hotel on the airport site; it is linked to the terminals and the airport train station by a covered overpass with travelators. Other hotels in the area include the Holiday Inn Rome Parco Dei Medici (tel: +39 (0)6 65581) and the Sheraton Roma (tel: +39 (0)6 54531), which is halfway between the airport and the city centre; both hotels offer a shuttle bus service to/from the airport.
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Disabled passengers’ lounges are available in all terminals. When booking a flight, passengers with disabilities are asked to specify the type of assistance needed. Parking spaces for disabled passengers are available at the long-term car park and on the first level of multi-storey car parks B and C and the fourth level of car park D.
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There is an Executive Centre providing meeting rooms, videoconferencing facilities, multilingual secretaries, translation and interpretation services, as well as conference organisation. There are also several airline executive lounges in all terminals.
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