Turin Airport (Caselle) (TRN)

Turin, Italy

Overview

Turin Airport, also known as Caselle, serves Turin and the Piedmont region of northwest Italy. It offers domestic and European flights and sees a winter boost from skiers heading to the nearby Alps. It is the main airport for the region.

Terminals

The airport operates from a single terminal handling domestic and international flights.

Transport to city center

A rail link and shuttle buses connect the airport to central Turin and Porta Susa/Porta Nuova stations in around 20–40 minutes, with taxis also available.

Lounges

A lounge is available airside for premium and pay-in passengers.

Travel tips

In winter, book ski transfers in advance as demand to Alpine resorts is high. The train and shuttle are both straightforward routes into the city.

Airport Wi-Fi

Free WiFi is available throughout the terminal.

Security and arrival

EU/EEA passport holders and eligible ePassport visitors can use the automated eGates. Italy is in Schengen, so intra-Schengen flights skip passport control; standard EU 100ml liquid rules apply.

Distance to city

16 km / 20–40 min by train or shuttle