Turin Airport

Turin, the capital of Piedmont, boasts an illustrious history, great traditions and an extraordinary geographical position: it is located an hour from the mountains and an hour from the sea.

A region traditionally known for the automotive industry and 4th industrial pole in Italy, is diversifying its economic and urban structure focusing on tourism (4 million tourist per year; +60% in ten years), environment and new technologies, combining tradition and innovation.

History, art and gastronomy blend together perfectly in Turin, Olympic city, first capital of Italy in 1861 and a new destination for tourism, culture and good food. Piedmont catchment area. Statistics Population: over 4,365,000; GDP per capita €28.500; Registered companies: 470,000; Credit: 31 banks; 4th Italian region for exports; Investments in Piedmont: > 650 foreign companies; 3rd Italian region for direct foreign investments.

Airport certifications: ISO 9001:2008 Quality System and ISO 50001 Energy Management System (1st Airport worldwide). 

Number of Terminals:

4 (main, GA, remote/charter, cargo)

Urban population:

2,200,000

Total Catchment Population:

4,500,000

Number of Runways:

1 (ILS CAT 3B)

Length of main runway (m):

3,300

Operational Opening Hours:

H24 ACCORDING TO AIRPORT CURFEWS (airport curfews 2300-0600 LT take-off and landing not allowed except for traffic as follows: a - all regular scheduled flights with scheduled departure and arrival time before 23.00LT and subject to delay b - humanitarian

Ownership:

Private Fund F2i (51%)

Number of Direct Destinations:

22 scheduled + seasonal

List of Top 5 airlines:

Alitalia, Ryanair, Lufthansa, MeridianaFly, Air France

Passenger Numbers (mppa):

3,521,847 (2012)

Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):

10,552 tons (2012)

Number of Serving Airlines:

16 scheduled + seasonal

Aircraft Parking Stands:

31