Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO)

Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO), also known as Rome Fiumicino Airport, serves Rome, Italy. It is Italy's largest airport and a major international gateway, handling a high volume of domestic and international passenger traffic. FCO is a significant hub for Alitalia.

The airport comprises three terminals (T1, T2, T3), which are connected by shuttle buses. The existing terminal_info states, \"FCO has 3 terminals (T1, T2, T3) connected by shuttle buses. T3 is the newest and handles most flights.\" Each terminal features comprehensive check-in areas, robust security checkpoints, and numerous departure gates. Immigration and customs facilities are fully operational for international flights, with connection_tips advising \"Allow time for Schengen processing\" and \"Terminal transfers require re-security screening.\" Amenities are extensive, as highlighted by layover_planner_info which notes \"FCO offers excellent shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.\" This includes a wide selection of retail shops (duty-free, fashion, electronics), diverse dining options from cafes to restaurants, and several comfortable lounges, including the Alitalia lounge (mentioned in frequent_traveler_tip for its \"excellent food options\"). Ground transportation is well-integrated, with various options available. Security procedures are robust, adhering to Italian and EU aviation standards.