The Ultimate Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport - American History Information Guide and Reference

Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport, also known as Fiumicino International Airport, is one of Italy's chief airports, located in Fiumicino and serving Rome. Its IATA Airport Code is FCO and its ICAO Airport Code is LIRF.

Fiumicino and Milan's Malpensa International Airport have fought, each trying to become the chief international gateway into Italy.

The airport, named after Leonardo da Vinci, is completely non-smoking. It is one of two hubs of the Italian flag carrier Alitalia.

On December 17, 1973 Pan Am Flight 110 was attacked by Palestinian terrorists. 30 passengers were killed when phosphorus bombs were thrown aboard the aircraft as it was preparing for departure.

On December 27, 1985, Palestinian terrorists shot several people dead at this airport, see Rome and Vienna Airport Attacks.

On April 2, 1986, TWA Flight 840, which was travelling from Fiumicino to Ellinikon International Airport in Athens, Greece was bombed, sucking 4 people out of the plane to their deaths. The plane landed safely.

Leonardo Da Vinci Airport has three terminals:

Contents

1 Terminals

1.1 Terminal A
1.2 Terminal B
1.3 Terminal C

2 External Links