Airports We Cover

Booked a flight to 'Venice' and landed at Treviso — 30 km from the city? Delayed or cancelled at TSF? Learn how to claim up to €600 per person under EU Regulation 261/2004.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Verona Villafranca Airport? Serving Lake Garda tourism, the Arena opera festival, and Veneto ski charters, disruptions peak during Italy's busiest cultural seasons. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Bari Karol Wojtyla Airport? As the primary gateway to Puglia and a major Ryanair base, disruptions affect thousands of passengers every year. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Delayed or cancelled at Turin Caselle? Po Valley fog, Alpine proximity, and Foehn winds make TRN one of Italy's most weather-disrupted airports. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Delayed or cancelled at Florence Peretola? Europe's runway constraint champion handles millions of passengers on just 1,700 metres of tarmac. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Pisa? Tuscany's gateway airport juggles Leaning Tower tourist surges, a short runway that constrains wide-body jets, and active military operations. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Palermo? Sicily's gateway airport handles millions of summer charter passengers in conditions shaped by sirocco winds and island-specific logistics. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Catania Fontanarossa Airport (CTA) is Sicily's largest and busiest airport, serving as the primary gateway to the island for over 9 million annual passengers. Located on the slopes of Mount Etna, Catania Airport operates under unique environmental and meteorological challenges that distinguish it from mainland Italian hubs. The airport's dominant position in Mediterranean travel—handling charter, tourism, and low-cost connections—creates distinctive operational patterns.

Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport (BLQ) serves as the primary hub for the Emilia-Romagna region in northern Italy. As a major commercial airport handling over 9 million passengers annually, BLQ connects business travellers from Italy's Motor Valley—home to Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati—with international destinations. The airport also facilitates tourism to Food Valley, where visitors access Parmigiano-Reggiano and Prosciutto di Parma production facilities.

Naples Capodichino Airport (Aeroporto di Napoli "Vincenzo Capodichino," code NAP) serves southern Italy as the region's primary aviation hub, handling approximately 9.5 million passengers annually. The airport is essential infrastructure for Naples and the Campania region, which has a population exceeding 5.8 million people.

Venice Marco Polo Airport (Aeroporto di Venezia "Marco Polo"), located on the mainland near the lagoon, handles approximately 9 million passengers annually. As one of Italy's busiest airports, VCE serves as a crucial gateway to the Venetian Lagoon and Northeast Italy. The airport operates with significant seasonal variation, with peaks during Carnival (February-March) and the Venice Biennale (June and November).

Flight delayed or cancelled at Bergamo Orio al Serio? Marketed as 'Milan' but 50km away, this Ryanair-dominant airport has unique delay pressures. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Milan Linate? As Italy's premier city-centre airport serving business travellers, slot restrictions and tight infrastructure make disruptions particularly damaging. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Milan Malpensa? Italy's main intercontinental gateway handles long-haul routes 50km from the city, with notorious Po Valley fog. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Rome Fiumicino? Italy's biggest airport handles 45 million passengers across two major terminals. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261 and Italy's 2-year time limit.

Disrupted at Vigo Peinador Airport? Galicia's Atlantic weather, persistent coastal fog, and the gateway role for both Camino de Santiago pilgrims and the Porto corridor generate frequent delays. Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261.

Disrupted at Zaragoza Airport? The ferocious cierzo wind, shared military infrastructure, and cargo-first scheduling make delays common. Learn how to claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Reus? Marketed as 'Barcelona South' but operating primarily as a Ryanair seasonal charter hub for Costa Dorada, REU generates significant disruption during peak season. Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Jerez? From Levante wind closures to MotoGP demand spikes and the Sherry Triangle's seasonal surge, disruptions at XRY are more common than airlines admit. Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Almeria Airport? As the smallest international airport in Andalusia, disruptions here leave you with very few alternatives. Learn how to claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at A Coruna Airport? Galicia's Atlantic weather and limited routes create unique disruption challenges. Learn how to claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at La Palma Airport? This volcanic Canary Island sees frequent weather disruptions and limited alternatives. Learn how to claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Santander Airport? Exposed to Bay of Biscay storms and Cantabrian coastal weather, SDR is one of northern Spain's most disruption-prone airports. Claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Granada Airport? Wedged between the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Vega basin, GRX faces unique mountain-basin weather that disrupts flights year-round. Claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Menorca Airport? As a Balearic island hub with extreme summer seasonality and notorious Tramuntana wind, disruptions are routine. Claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Asturias Airport? Nestled between the Cantabrian coast and the Asturian mountains, OVD is one of Spain's most weather-affected airports. Learn how to claim up to EUR 600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Santiago de Compostela Airport? Galicia's busiest airport handles 4 million passengers with Atlantic rain, dense fog, strong winds, and Camino de Santiago pilgrimage tourism surges. Claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Bilbao Airport? The Basque Country's gateway handles 6 million passengers with Bay of Biscay storms, steep terrain approaches, and Guggenheim-driven tourism surges. Claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Seville Airport? Andalusia's busiest airport handles 8 million passengers with extreme summer heat, Semana Santa demand surges, and Guadalquivir River fog. Claim up to €600 under EU261.

Flight delayed or cancelled at Valencia Airport? Spain's third-busiest leisure gateway handles 10 million passengers with heavy Ryanair operations and Mediterranean weather challenges. Learn how to claim up to €600 under EU261.