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Frequently asked questions: Palermo airport

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Quick answers about Palermo airport (PMO)

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Answers to the questions travelers ask most about Palermo airport (PMO). See also the airport guide for general information.

The most efficient options are the Prestia e Comandè buses, which connect the airport with Palermo Central Station (Stazione Centrale) and other key stops. Alternatively, the Trinacria Express train service operated by Trenitalia also connects the airport directly with Stazione Centrale.
Taxis are available outside the arrivals area of the terminal. Make sure to take official taxis. There is also a shared taxi option with a fixed fare per passenger.
Yes, Palermo Airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi, but only in the boarding area and in the VIP lounge.
Yes, you will find several ATMs throughout the terminal, operating 24 hours a day. There are no bank branches inside the airport.
No, Palermo Airport does not offer a left-luggage or baggage storage service within the terminal.
For items lost inside the terminal, you can go to the duty officer's office on the first floor. If your checked luggage is missing, you must contact your airline directly.
Yes, the airport remains open 24 hours a day and is generally quiet, allowing passengers to stay overnight. However, there are no designated sleeping areas. Some padded, armrest-free seats can be found in certain areas. For greater comfort, nearby hotels offer shuttle services.
Yes, the airport has a pharmacy and a first-aid clinic available to attend to any medical needs.
Yes, several car hire companies have their desks in the arrivals hall of the terminal. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season.
The first 15 minutes of parking are free in all designated areas. After this period, fees apply depending on the type of car park and the length of stay.

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