Airport figures and facts

Pisa Airport Location

• located by the coast, only 1 km from Pisa and can be reached by train and car; it has a large car park area and offers a wide range of transport services. The railway station is situated just outside the passenger terminal and has round the clock daily connections to the entire national railway network.
• It is directly connected to the Florence-Pisa highway (exit Pisa Centro Aeroporto), to the A12 Genova – Rosignano motorway (exit Pisa Centro), to the A11 Firenze – Pisa Nord motorway (through road Pisa Nord connecting to A12 motorway) and to the SS1 Aurelia motorway. Traffic usually flows smoothly.
• The city of Florence is only 80 km away and is easily reached by all means of transport: train, car, and bus lines operating everyday (holidays included).

Infrastructures & Operations:

For further information go to the section Technical data

Statistics

• More than 4 million passengers in 2009
• More than 6.000 tons of cargo and mail in 2009
• Ranks 6th among the Italian regional airports (data Assaeroporti 2008)
• Number of carriers operating in 2009: 18 (8 IATA and 10 Low Costs)
• Connected to 63 destinations for passenger flights (52 international and 11 domestic) for a total of 422 weekly flights
• On October 10, 2005, Ryanair opened its 3rd Italian base in Italy (after Roma/Ciampino e Milano/Orio al Serio). In 2009 this Ryanair base connected Pisa airport to 38 European destinations with an average of 29 passenger flights per day.
• On June 1 2007, Delta Air Lines inaugurated a nonstop Pisa-New York passenger flight.
• Since July 3 2005, Alitalia cargo has operated the scheduled cargo flight directly connecting Pisa to New York (once a week), stopped on 15 November 2008 due to Alitalia financial crisis
• Two worldwide air couriers DHL and FedEx, have their base of operations at Pisa airport.

For further information go to the section The Airport in figures