Rome Fiumicino Airport — Terminal 3
Terminal 3 is the largest terminal at Fiumicino and the hub of the airport’s intercontinental traffic: it is primarily dedicated to extra-Schengen flights and long-haul routes. It incorporates the former Terminal 5 and the non-Schengen satellite building, and its E gates (E1–E61) reach from E1 to E61.
Key facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Use | Extra-Schengen (non-EU) destinations and intercontinental routes — most long-haul operations |
| Gates | E1–E8, E11–E24, E31–E44, E51–E61 |
| Buildings | Main terminal + the former Terminal 5 + the non-Schengen satellite (gates E31–E44) |
| SkyBridge | Automated train linking Terminal 3 with the satellite gate area (see the SkyBridge page) |
| Bus hub | Interregional coaches leave from the Arrivals level, stands 20–26, next to exit 6 |
| Taxis | Rank on the main road in front of Terminal 3 (Arrivals level) |
After landing
- Non-Schengen arrivals clear passport control inside Terminal 3 before baggage reclaim and customs.
- Buses for Rome leave from the stands at Terminal 3 (COTRAL at the T3 stop; Terravision stand 18, SIT stand 16, T.A.M. stand 17, Rome Airport Bus stand 19).
- The free Airport Line shuttle picks up at Entrance 3 of Terminal 3 Arrivals (blue totem), every 15 minutes around the clock.
Confirm your terminal on the boarding pass — Terminal 3 handles most intercontinental flights, but assignments can change.