Here’s a list of airlines that fly directly to Rome in 2023 | Airlines

With an average of 10 million visitors per year, Rome is undoubtedly one of Europe’s most-visited cities, and one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations.

Rome perfectly combines history, archeology, art, religion and fantastic cuisine, so whether you are into pizza, Prada or paintings, the city has something for everyone.

The peak season in Rome, which is also known as the Eternal City, is from May to September, so now is a good time to search for the best flights.

Since the pandemic, a number of new airlines and routes have been introduced. So, AeroTime has compiled a list of some of the major airlines that fly to Rome from all over the world.

For reference, we have only included full-service airlines that fly direct to Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO).

ITA Airways

One of the airlines to be established during the pandemic, ITA Airways is the flag carrier of Italy, with its base operations located in Rome. 

ITA, which stands for Italia Trasporto Aereo, commenced its operations in October 2021. The airline is 59% owned by the Italian government, with the remaining stake held by Lufthansa Group.

It currently operates a fleet of 78 aircraft, with plans to increase to 105 by 2025.

ITA Airways’ current routes are mainly domestic Italian routes, perfect if you plan to explore beyond Rome. It also serves a lot of inter-Europe flights with plenty of seasonal routes. 

Beyond Italy and Europe, here are other cities ITA Airways flies to. 

• Boston
• Buenos Aires
• Los Angeles
• New Delhi
• New York
• Malé
• Miami
• San Francisco
• Sao Paulo
• Rio de Janeiro
• Tokyo
• Washington

ITA Airways’ full network is available to view here.

Coming from North America

American tourists have always been a main source market in Italy, and are considered to be among the highest spenders in the country, with expenses exceeding €7…

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