Flights to Italy
Compare flights to Italy with Kiwi.com, choose an arrival airport that suits your holiday, and check baggage and transfer details before booking.
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Enter your departure airport, destination and dates to compare available routes. Check the total price and booking conditions before continuing.
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Choose your arrival airport
Choose around your first destination, then compare onward travel time and cost as well as the flight fare.
Rome & Lazio
Rome Fiumicino (FCO)
An arrival option for Rome and a wider Lazio itinerary. Allow for the journey from the airport to your first overnight base.
Milan, Turin & Bologna
Milan Malpensa (MXP)
Turin (TRN) · Bologna (BLQ)
These are separate arrival cities for different northern Italy itineraries. Choose around your first stop, rather than treating their airports as interchangeable.
Venice & Veneto
Venice Marco Polo (VCE)
Consider this airport for Venice and a Veneto holiday. Include the onward journey to your accommodation when weighing arrival options.
Tuscany
Florence (FLR) · Pisa (PSA)
Choose around your first Tuscan stop, whether that is a city stay or a countryside base. Compare the onward journey as well as the airfare.
Southern mainland Italy
Naples (NAP) · Bari (BRI)
Consider Naples for a Campania itinerary and Bari for a Puglia holiday. They serve different parts of southern Italy, so start with the destination you want to explore.
Sicily & Sardinia
Sicily: Catania (CTA) · Palermo (PMO)
Sardinia: Cagliari (CAG) · Olbia (OLB) · Alghero (AHO)
These are two separate islands. Choose the airport for the island and area where your holiday begins, then plan any onward travel separately.
Before you book
1. Compare nearby airports and flexible dates.
2. Check the total fare, including baggage and selected extras.
3. Compare arrival times with onward transport options.
4. Consider arriving and departing from different cities when appropriate.
5. Check whether connections involve a self-transfer.
What is a self-transfer?
A self-transfer can involve separate tickets, collecting and rechecking baggage, and additional entry or transit requirements. Check the specific itinerary and provider terms, including the time available between flights and any protection offered.
Passenger rights and Compensair
Air passenger rights depend on your route, operating airline and the circumstances. Assistance, reimbursement, rerouting and compensation are separate rights, with different conditions.
If your flight is disrupted, keep your travel records and contact the operating airline. Check the official guidance for your particular journey before deciding how to proceed.
Read official EU air passenger rightsCompensair: optional claims service
Compensair is an optional commercial claims service. It is not an official EU service or the only way to make a claim. Check its fees and terms before choosing whether to proceed.
Flights to Italy: FAQs
Which Italian airport should I choose?
Start with your first destination and overnight base. Compare suitable airports using the full fare, arrival time and onward travel time and cost, rather than the ticket price alone.
How can I compare flight prices?
Try flexible dates and nearby airports where practical. Compare the complete fare, baggage, selected extras and booking conditions. No particular booking day or month guarantees the lowest price.
Is baggage included?
Baggage allowances depend on the airline, fare and itinerary. Check the number of items, size and weight limits, and any baggage charges for every flight before booking.
Can I arrive and depart from different cities?
Arriving in one city and departing from another can suit an itinerary that moves across Italy. Check availability, the full fare and each flight’s booking conditions when arranging it.
What should I check about a self-transfer?
Confirm whether tickets are separate, whether you must collect and recheck baggage, and which entry or transit requirements apply. Review the available connection time and the provider’s terms; baggage transfer and connection protection should not be assumed.
What if my flight is delayed or cancelled?
Contact the operating airline and keep your travel records. The rights that apply depend on the route, airline and circumstances. Use the official EU guidance above to distinguish assistance, reimbursement, rerouting and compensation.
Plan the rest of your Italy holiday
Build the rest of your trip around your arrival airport, travel dates and onward journey.