Pisa International Airport

Pisa International Airport is on the southern edge of Pisa, about 2 km from Pisa Centrale station. The Pisa Mover shuttle train reaches the station in about 5 minutes, and from there the Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli are a short bus or taxi ride across the old town. A taxi or pre-booked car goes door to door from the terminal.

Take the Pisa Mover to Pisa Centrale, then a regional train to Florence Santa Maria Novella, about an hour. Direct coaches, including Flibco, leave from the bus area in front of the terminal and also take about an hour. A taxi or pre-booked car drives the roughly 85 km door to door, which is easiest with luggage.

The Pisa Mover is an automated shuttle train between the airport and Pisa Centrale railway station, a ride of about 5 minutes. It runs every day from 6:00 to midnight, and until 1:00 from June to September. Buy a single ticket at the machines before boarding, or a combined train and Pisa Mover ticket at Customer Service.

Yes. Pisa International Airport is named after Galileo Galilei, who was born in Pisa, so many travelers call it Galileo Galilei Airport. Its code is PSA. It is a different airport from Florence's Amerigo Vespucci Airport at Peretola (FLR), so check the code on your ticket.

Pisa has one passenger terminal for all flights. Check-in areas A and B, baggage claim and the arrivals hall are on the ground floor. Schengen flights board from gates 01 to 11 on the ground floor, and non-Schengen flights, such as those to the UK, from gates 21 to 25 on the first floor.

Ryanair flies the most routes from Pisa, across Italy and Europe. easyJet, Jet2.com and British Airways serve London, Manchester and other UK cities, Wizz Air flies to Eastern Europe, and Transavia to Amsterdam. Norwegian, SAS, Volotea, Aegean, Eurowings and Air Arabia add routes, several of them in summer only.

Yes. Coaches to Florence, including Flibco, leave from the bus area in front of the terminal, roughly every 30 minutes during the day, and reach Florence in about an hour. Buses to other Tuscan cities use the same area. Check the operator's current timetable before you travel.

Official taxis wait at the taxi stand at the terminal exit on the arrivals side. The local cooperative also runs a radio taxi line 24 hours a day. A taxi suits short trips around Pisa; for Florence, Lucca or the coast, the train, bus or a pre-booked car are the usual alternatives.

Yes. The Galilei VIP Lounge is open to passengers of participating airlines and to other passengers for a fee on request. Pisa also has a courtesy lounge in the check-in area for passengers with special needs, including nursing mothers, and the staffed Sala Amica waiting area near the gates.

Italy is in the Schengen area, so flights from other Schengen countries arrive without passport checks, while arrivals from outside it, such as the UK, go through passport control. Non-EU travelers are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES), fully operational since 10 April 2026. Check the visa rules for your nationality before you fly.

Toscana Aeroporti runs four parking lots: P3 for short stays in front of departures, the P2 parking garage in front of the terminal, P1 West about 200 m away, and the low-cost P4 Long stay East about 900 m away, with a free shuttle. P2 and P3 have Telepass lanes and free spaces for disability badge holders.

Car rental companies are in a separate car rental terminal about 5 minutes' walk from the passenger terminal, along a signposted pedestrian path. A shuttle bus also runs between the two buildings, which helps when you are traveling with heavy bags or small children.

Yes. The luggage store is at Customer Service in the terminal and is open from 8:00 to 20:00. It is handy if you want to visit the Leaning Tower between flights, since the Pisa Mover reaches Pisa Centrale in about 5 minutes.