Turin Airport

A nice little airport though there is construction going on due to winter Olympics next year. Connections are easy by train from city centre however train to airport does not leave from main station. You have to go to a small station on the fringe of the city. There are buses/trams that can take you to the centre but if you don't know this then you can get confused. There is an airport bus that runs from the airport to the main Turin railway station.

One of the better smaller airports in Northern Italy - at least when departing. The self-service restaurant upstairs always seems quiet although maybe that's because it's not very well signposted. However they really do need to improve there luggage handling for arrivals: usually takes at least an hour for the luggage to even start to appear.

Must agree as I use this airport many times. Bit chaotic when flights get cancelled as they only have a small information desk in the main terminal and its tough for a couple of people to sort out 150 passengers. Good thing as well is the business lounge is outside security and you can take a guest in there before you depart.

Even though it only ranks among second tier airports TRN is very efficient and pleasant to pass through. It offers a very modern terminal with all the facilities you'd expect from much larger airports a number of good quality shops and specialty stores top end high quality northern Italian restaurant self service pizza corner and snack bar. Connecting there is also very simple and I believe a number of savy travellers should take it seriously into consideration as a transfer hub when travelling between southern Italy and european destinations due to its reduced and hassle free connections: much easier here than in Rome or Milan.