Cuneo  International  Airport

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 October 2023
Known as either Cuneo International Airport or Aeroporto di Cuneo Levaldigi to give it its full title, this is the smaller, less busy of the two airports in Piedmont. transiting around 92 thousand passengers through its terminal every year. 

The airport is located 20 kilometres from the city of Cuneo which is a 22 minute drive away. ​
It has a restricted number of destinations and carriers; domestically you can fly from here to Cagliari in Sardinia or to Trapani in Sicily, while international destinations include Casablanca in Morocco and the Albanian capital Tirana. Airlines that fly in and out of here include Ryanair, Air Arabia Maroc and Ernest Airlines.
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​Airport code: CUF​

City: Cuneo

Province: Cuneo

Region: Piedmont

Annual passengers: 92,401 (2019)
Italian destinations: Trapani, Cagliari

International destinations: Casablanca (Morocco)​

Selected airlines: Ryanair, Air Arabia Maroc, Ernest Airlines

Transport facilities: Taxi rank, bus stop, car rental offices
Nearest train station: Fossano (11 km)

Nearest motorway: 22 km (A6/E717 Turin - Savona)

By car or taxi: Cuneo - 22 minutes (20 km)

By bus: Fossano Train Station - 10 minutes (via airport shuttle)

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