Parma Airport

Latest update: 16 February 2022
The Parma Airport is located just five kilometres from the city of Parma in the region of Emilia Romagna. 

One of the minor airports in Italy with fewer than 100,000 passengers per year, it nevertheless offers some useful connections with domestic destinations including the southern regions of Puglia, Sardinia, Sicily and Calabria. 
It takes just twelve minutes to reach Parma by car from the airport while the local area offers up some beautiful towns to visit such as Fontanellato, Colorno, Reggio Emilia, Fidenza and Torrechiara. ​
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​Airport code: PMF

City: Parma

Province: Parma

Region: Emilia Romagna

Annual passengers: 75,007 (2019)

Italian destinations: Bari, Cagliari, Catania, Lamezia Terme, Trapani
Seasonal Italian destinations: Lampedusa, Olbia

International destinations: Chisinau (Moldova)

Airlines: Ryanair, EGO Airways, Albastar, Lumiwings, FlyOne
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Transport facilities: Taxi rank, bus stop
Nearest train station: Parma (4 km)

Nearest motorway: 6 km (A1/E35 Milan - Naples)

By car or taxi: Parma - 12 minutes (5 km)

By bus: Parma Train Station - 14 minutes/13 stops (number 6 bus)

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