Adriatic gateway named for Rimini's most famous son.
Opened
1938
Location
Rimini, Italy
Federico Fellini International Airport is a regional international airport serving Rimini and the broader Emilia-Romagna Adriatic Riviera coast in northeastern Italy. Named in honor of the legendary Italian film director Federico Fellini, who was born in Rimini in 1920, the airport handles a mix of charter, low-cost, and scheduled traffic.
The airport primarily serves leisure travelers visiting the Adriatic Riviera resort towns during the summer season, making it a highly seasonal operation. It also serves as a gateway to the nearby Republic of San Marino.
Ryanair has historically been among the key carriers operating from the airport, alongside various charter operators serving European sun-seekers. The airport's traffic volume is modest compared to major Italian hubs, with passenger numbers typically in the low millions annually.
Terminals
The airport has a single passenger terminal building handling both arrivals and departures.
Getting to & from
The airport is connected to Rimini city center and the main railway station by bus services, with the city center located approximately 8 kilometers away.
Airlines here
Ryanair is among the prominent low-cost carriers operating at the airport, alongside various seasonal charter airlines serving European leisure markets.
Notable facts
- ›Named after Federico Fellini, the renowned Italian film director born in Rimini in 1920.
- ›The airport serves as a gateway to the nearby independent Republic of San Marino.
- ›Traffic is heavily seasonal, peaking during the summer Adriatic Riviera holiday season.
- ›The airport shares its name with the IATA code RMI, reflecting its Rimini location.
- ›Originally established in the late 1930s, the airport has military historical roots from World War II.
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