In recent days, theFiumicino airport has taken a further step towards multimodality, taking on a new dimension in the Italian mobility market. Trenitalia has launched three new Frecciarossa services to the Roman hub. The railway company now links Fuimicino to two Neapolitan stations - Napoli Centrale and Napoli Afragola - as well as Florence.
Rome's airport claims to have the status of intelligent hubThe launch of these new routes is the result of a joint effort by the French government and the rail industry. The launch of these new lines is the result of a agreement on sustainable mobility concluded on 17 March by Luigi Ferraris, CEO of FS Italiane and Marco Troncone, CEO of Aeroporti di Roma. The agreement provides for further integration between air and rail. The aim is to make passenger journeys smoother, while reducing the impact on the environment.
be in New York in the early afternoon, leaving early in the morning from Naples or Florence
Trenitalia and Aeroporti di Roma have designed these new rail lines to optimise connections between high-speed trains and intercontinental flights arriving at and departing from Fiumicino. " Thanks to these connections, passengers can be in New York in the early afternoon by leaving early in the morning from Naples or Florence, guaranteeing a better union between public and shared means of transport. "as the managers of the Roman hub point out.
They now intend to go even further. Commercial agreements with airlines operating at Fiumicino are already planned. The aim is to offer business and leisure travellers the option of checking in passengers and baggage directly at the station, at the main rail hubs linked to the Roman airport.
