Luchthavens in Italy

Which airports can I fly to in Italy?

Italy has 152 airports and aerodromes listed in the Aviatr directory, ranging from major international hubs to regional airfields and small general-aviation strips. The largest airport is Bari Karol Wojtyła International Airport (LIBD), which handles scheduled commercial traffic as well as general-aviation and training flights. The Aviatr airport directory includes ICAO and IATA codes, runway information, radio frequencies, published METAR and TAF weather, navaids, and nearby flight schools for each field. Pilots flying in Italy can use the filters below to narrow airports by type (large, medium, small, heliport, seaplane base) and by city. Beyond airports, Italy also hosts 138 EASA-approved flight schools and 0 certified Aviation Medical Examiners, so the full infrastructure for pilot training, medical certification, and operational flying is within reach. Every airport page on Aviatr includes a live METAR prose decoder so you can quickly read current wind, visibility, cloud cover, temperature, and flight category (VFR, MVFR, IFR, LIFR) at a glance. EASA airports in Italy operate under harmonised European rules for airspace classification, radio procedures, and flight planning. Use the filters and search below to find your destination airport, check its runway length and available services, and cross-reference nearby flight schools before planning your next trip. Country pages also surface top-level statistics on airport type distribution, most-visited fields, and average runway length — quick signals for pilots comparing operating infrastructure across different EU member states.