Taxi & Transfers from Termini Train Station to airport Fiumicino (FCO)

How to Get from Termini Train Station in Rome to Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

Roma Termini is the main train station in Rome, right in the heart of the city. Fiumicino Airport (FCO), also known as Leonardo da Vinci Airport, is around 30 kilometers away. Whether you’re catching an early flight or heading out after exploring Rome, there are a few reliable ways to get from Termini to the airport: train, bus, taxi, or transfer. The trip usually takes between 30 minutes and an hour.

By Leonardo Express Train

The Leonardo Express is the easiest and most direct way to reach the airport. It runs non-stop from Roma Termini to Fiumicino, leaving every 15 minutes. The train takes about 32 minutes and drops you off right inside the airport.

Tickets cost €14. Platforms 23 and 24 are used for this service. You don’t need a reservation, but be sure to validate your ticket before boarding. The train is a popular option — fast, clean, and well-marked.

By Bus

If you’re looking to save a little money, buses from Termini to Fiumicino are a good option. They’re slower than the train but more affordable. Operators like Terravision, SIT Bus, and Autostradale offer direct routes.

Trips take from 35 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic. Tickets range from €4 to €8. Buses leave from stops near Via Giolitti, just next to the station. It's worth booking in advance during busy travel times to get a guaranteed seat.

By Taxi

Taxis from Roma Termini to Fiumicino Airport follow a fixed fare system. The official rate is €50, which includes all passengers and luggage. You’ll find licensed white taxis outside the main exits of the station.

The ride takes around 40 minutes, depending on traffic. This is a convenient choice, especially if you’re traveling early in the morning or late at night. Just double-check that your destination is within the set zone to ensure the fixed price applies.

Book a Private Transfer

Don’t want to think about schedules or traffic? Book a private transfer from Roma Termini to Fiumicino Airport. We recommend booking a transfer for families or travelers with pets — it saves time and removes a lot of stress when you’re heading to the airport with kids or animals.

With Kiwitaxi, your driver picks you up at the station, helps with bags, and drives straight to the airport. The rate is fixed when you book. No need to carry luggage across platforms or worry about delays — everything is taken care of in advance.

• Pickup from your address or hotel near Termini
• Clean, private car with space for luggage
• Fixed price confirmed before the ride

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

There are several types of vehicles available depending on your needs. Transfers from Termini to Fiumicino can be arranged in:

• Economy – for solo travelers or couples
• Comfort – good for families with bags
• Minivan – for larger groups or bulky luggage
• Business – for more space and a calm trip

All transfers are private, so you’re not sharing with strangers. You go straight to the terminal entrance without detours.

Traveling with Children

Heading to the airport with kids can be tough. Buses are crowded, and carrying luggage and strollers on trains isn’t always easy. Many families choose transfers to avoid the stress.

Kiwitaxi offers child seats if you ask in advance. You can also request a larger car for strollers, bags, or extra passengers. Drivers are used to family travel and help you get to the airport with less hassle.

Traveling with Pets

Public transport has rules for animals — some allow them, others don’t. And switching between trains or buses can be rough when you have a pet with you.

Kiwitaxi offers pet-friendly transfers. Just mention your animal when booking, and the car will be prepared. No extra stress, no guessing. It’s easier for you and more comfortable for your pet too.

What to Expect at Fiumicino Airport

Fiumicino Airport is Italy’s busiest, with flights to cities across Europe and beyond. Once you arrive, it’s easy to navigate. Terminal 3 handles most international departures, while Terminal 1 serves many domestic and Schengen flights.

There are plenty of shops, cafés, and lounges. If you’re flying out early, there are also hotels nearby. Getting there with time to spare means you can relax before your flight — and a good transfer helps make that happen.