Turin Airport

Turin Airport is in Caselle Torinese, about 16 km (10 miles) north of Turin city center. A taxi or pre-booked car takes about 30 minutes to downtown, regional trains reach Torino Porta Susa in about 30 minutes, and Flibco buses reach Porta Nuova in about the same time, depending on traffic.

Yes. Torino is the Italian name for Turin, and the airport stands in the town of Caselle Torinese, so it is also called Turin-Caselle or Torino Caselle. It is named after Sandro Pertini, and its code is TRN. It is the only commercial airport for the city of Turin.

Yes. Regional trains leave from the airport station opposite the arrivals area and reach Torino Porta Susa in about 30 minutes, where you can change to the metro and to long-distance and high-speed trains. Service starts early in the morning and ends in the evening, so check the last train if you land late.

Yes. Flibco buses run about every 30 minutes from the stop on the right outside arrivals to central Turin and Porta Nuova, in about 30 minutes. Arriva Italia buses run every day to Porta Susa and Porta Nuova in about 45 to 50 minutes, with tickets in the arrivals area or on board.

The official taxi stand is on the left as you exit the arrivals level of the terminal. The ride to downtown Turin takes about 30 minutes. You can also call Taxi Torino or book through the Free Now or WeTaxi apps, which helps at busy times or late at night.

Turin Airport has one passenger terminal for all scheduled and charter flights. Arrivals are on the ground level, and check-in, security and the gates are on the levels above. All arriving passengers exit into the same arrivals hall, so you never need to change terminals.

Ryanair and Wizz Air fly the most routes from Turin, across Italy and Europe. ITA Airways flies to Rome, Air France to Paris, KLM to Amsterdam, Air Dolomiti to Frankfurt and Munich, Turkish Airlines to Istanbul, and Iberia, Finnair, British Airways, Volotea, Vueling and Aeroitalia add more routes, with extra UK flights in winter.

Yes. Turin is the closest major airport to the Via Lattea ski area around Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Sansicario and Claviere, and to Bardonecchia in the Susa Valley. In winter, easyJet, Jet2.com, TUI Airways and Ryanair add flights from the UK, and the resorts are reached by road from the airport.

Yes. The Piemonte Lounge is past security on the upper level of the departures hall and is open daily from 04:30 to 21:00. You can buy a single entry online, at the ticket office or at the lounge, and Torino Airport Pass holders and some airline or lounge card holders enter as part of their membership.

Italy is in the Schengen area, so flights from other Schengen countries arrive without passport checks, and 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; the planned ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation.

SAGAT runs all the official parking: a multilevel parking garage directly opposite the terminal, P-E Smart near arrivals, P-B Comfort, P-C Low Cost for up to 4 days and P-A Long Term for longer stays. The Bye&Fly Express Stop is for quick drop-offs and pickups, and parking can be booked online ahead.

Yes. Free Torino Airport Wi-Fi covers the arrivals hall, the departures hall and the boarding areas. You register with an email address before you connect. The airport also sells eSIMs online, which helps if you need mobile data as soon as you land.

Yes. A pharmacy is in the public area of the terminal, before security, and the infirmary in the arrivals area is staffed 24 hours a day for medical help. Passengers who need assistance with reduced mobility can request it free through their airline at least 48 hours before departure.