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Turin airport (TRN)
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Passengers 2024
4.7 million
From the city
16 km

About the airport

Turin airport (TRN)
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Turin Airport (TRN), officially known as Sandro Pertini Airport and located in Caselle Torinese, is the main air terminal of the Piedmont region in northern Italy. Originally inaugurated on 30 July 1953 and completely refurbished for the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, it serves as a strategic gateway both for Alpine ski tourism and for the important industrial hub of the city of Turin.

Official Website: aeroportoditorino.it

Telephone: +39 011 567 6361

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Terminals

The airport features a single passenger terminal arranged over three levels, which remains open for scheduled flights (generally from 2 hours before the first flight of the day until the last flight). Facilities include an arrivals area on the ground floor, a departures area on the first level, and a large shopping and dining area.

Annual Passenger Traffic (2024): 4.7 million passengers.

Information Points

The information desk is located on the Departures Level, opposite the check-in counters. In addition, there is a tourist office in the arrivals area providing information on transport, accommodation and activities in Turin and the Piedmont region.

Location

The airport is located in the town of Caselle Torinese, 16 km (10 miles) north of the city of Turin.

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Airlines and terminals All airlines operate from the airport’s single terminal. We recommend always checking your boarding gate on the information screens or via your airline’s official website. Air… Full guide → Getting to and from TRN The airport offers various connectivity options that allow direct travel both to the city centre and to the main ski resorts and towns of the Piedmont… Full guide → Car rental Hiring a car is one of the best options for exploring the Piedmont region and the Italian Alps. The offices of the car rental companies are… Full guide → Services and VIP lounges The airport offers a wide range of facilities to ensure travellers’ comfort, from digital connectivity to health services and rest areas. Free and unlimited Wi-Fi access… Full guide → Hotels and overnight stay Although Turin Airport does not have a large luxury hotel physically integrated into its main building, it offers innovative rest options within the terminal and a… Full guide → Frequently asked questions The fastest option is the Trenitalia SFM1 train, which connects the airport station directly with Torino Porta Susa in around 30 minutes. You can also use… Full guide →

Parking

The airport offers a wide range of parking options, both outdoor and covered, located just a short walk from the terminal. Booking your parking space online in advance not only guarantees you a spot, but also gives access to lower rates and flexible options that can be modified or cancelled.

Car Parks

  • Bye&Fly (Sosta Express): Ideal for picking up or dropping off passengers. Offers 10 minutes free on the first entry of the day. It is the most economical option for stays of up to 1 hour. Charging points for electric vehicles are available.
  • P-A Lunga Sosta: Outdoor car park designed for stays of more than 5 days, with the lowest rates for long trips. Available only with online booking.
  • P-B Comfort: Perfect for short stays of 1 to 3 days. Offers 15 minutes free on the first entry. Very competitive flat rate from the second day onwards. Outdoor spaces and electric vehicle charging stations.
  • P-C Low Cost: The most economical option for stays of up to 4 days. Can only be booked via the airport’s official website. Outdoor parking spaces.
  • Multipiano: The most convenient covered option, located opposite the terminal. Ideal for any length of stay, especially if you wish to protect your car.
  • P-E Smart: Outdoor parking located a 3-minute walk from the arrivals hall. Available exclusively via online booking.

Special assistance

Turin Airport ensures accessibility for all its passengers by offering services and facilities designed for people with reduced mobility, sensory or cognitive disabilities, and unaccompanied minors.

Assistance for Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM)

The facilities include lifts, adapted toilets, ramps, automatic doors and tactile pathways for passengers with visual impairments. To ensure appropriate assistance, it is essential to contact the airline or travel agency at least 48 hours before the flight departure.

Contact Points: Upon arrival at the airport, assistance can be requested via the call points located in the multi-storey car park, near the terminal entrance doors and at the departures information desk.

Sala Amica: The airport provides a waiting lounge dedicated exclusively to PRM passengers, located in the departures area. There, specialised staff will accompany you from the security screening to the boarding gate.

“Autism – In viaggio attraverso l'aeroporto” Project

In collaboration with the Angsa association, the airport offers a specific programme to facilitate the travel experience of people with autism. This service includes an illustrated social guide downloadable from the official website and the possibility of a prior family visit (subject to availability) to become familiar with security and boarding procedures, thereby reducing travel-day stress.

Unaccompanied Minors

The escort service for minors must be arranged directly with the relevant airline. The airport provides a dedicated waiting room for children, where ground staff supervise them until boarding and handover to the cabin crew. Identity documents and a travel authorisation signed by the legal guardians are mandatory.

Reserved Parking

There are free parking spaces reserved for holders of the European Disabled Parking Card. These are mainly located in the multi-storey car park. To benefit from the free parking, users must present the original permit and the parking ticket at the information office or at a staffed payment desk before exiting.

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