Question 1

Does Rome Fiumicino still use Terminal 2?

Accepted Answer

Not as a current passenger terminal. ADR’s present-day FAQ says Fiumicino has two terminals, T1 and T3, and its institutional profile also describes a two-terminal passenger operation. Treat T2 on an old plan as obsolete and follow the terminal printed on today’s boarding pass.

Question 2

What is the difference between Leonardo Express and FL1?

Accepted Answer

Leonardo Express is the non-stop train to Roma Termini: 32 minutes, normally every 15 minutes, €14 one way. FL1 costs €8 to or from stations in Rome’s Anello zone and serves stops including Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina; it does not go to Termini.

Question 3

Where is the railway station at Fiumicino?

Accepted Answer

Beside the Terminal 3 exits on the departures level. Both Leonardo Express and FL1 use the airport station, so check the train and destination before boarding rather than choosing by platform location alone.

Question 4

How much is an authorised taxi from FCO to central Rome?

Accepted Answer

The fixed fare is €55 per vehicle, including supplements, for a trip between Fiumicino and an address inside the Aurelian Walls. Official ranks are outside the arrivals areas of Terminal 1 and Terminal 3.

Question 5

How do I move between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3?

Accepted Answer

ADR operates a free shuttle throughout the year linking the terminal buildings, parking areas and Cargo City. Overnight, ADR publishes a maximum wait of 15 minutes between 01:00 and 05:00, so leave a deliberate buffer for a terminal change.

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