Reggio Calabria Airport

Latest page update: 14 March 2025

By: Dion Protani

Reggio Calabria Airport is Calabria's second busiest airport, serving domestic destinations only including Rome, Milan, Turin, Bologna and Bergamo. Each year it traffics around 350,000 passengers, a small amount compared to other Italian airports.

For international flights there's Lamezia Terme Airport which is an hour and a half drive away.

Riace Bronzes, Reggio Calabria

Scilla, Calabria

However, if you're staying within a short distance of Reggio Calabria then its airport can be advantageous; by flying the short distance to one of Italy's other airports you can then find a connecting flight to every international destination.

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Airport code: REG

City: Reggio Calabria

Province: Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria

Region: Calabria

Annual passengers: 365,391 (2019)

Selected airlines: Alitalia, Blue Panorama, Blue Air

By car: Reggio Calabria - 12 minutes (8 km)

Reggio Calabria Airport Official Website

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