Catania CTA to Turin TRN flight with Ryanair

Catania to Turin Flights: An Overview

The elegant city of Turin lies in north-western Italy, close to the border of France and Switzerland. Famous for chocolate and its amazing food scene, Turin is a popular destination for tourists throughout the year. The distance between Catania and Turin is around 1,042 kilometers, which takes aircraft a couple of hours to complete, if direct. There are several indirect departures from Catania through the day but only one or two direct flights available each day. Most flights on this route require one change, with stopovers in many cities around Europe, including Rome and Munich.

Which airlines fly from Catania to Turin?

Flights from Catania to Turin are serviced by popular carriers such as Air France, Air Malta, KLM, and Blue Air. Blue Air is one of the only carriers on this route to offer direct flights between Catania and Turin. Some routes offer partial service because of a stopover – for example an itinerary offered by Air Malta will be partially operated by Air Dolomiti because of a stopover in Munich. 

How long is the flight from Catania to Turin?

The duration of flights from Catania to Turin depends on whether passengers book a direct or indirect flight. Direct flights are quick, taking around two hours between these two cities and are offered by the local carrier, Blue Air, while indirect flights can last much longer.  Those operated by KLM, for example, will take off from Catania, and include two stopovers – one in Rome and the other in Amsterdam, before finally arriving in Turin. Flights with layovers like this can take up to 12 hours. The longest flights can last anywhere from 16-21 hours, so it is important that passengers check flight times before they book. 

How many flights are there from Catania to Turin?

Throughout the week, there are several carriers flying from Catania to Turin, but only a couple of these are direct. On the weekends, however, the volume of direct flights increases to around four or five, offered by a combination of Ryanair and Blue Air. There are, however, at least 10-12 indirect flights that land at Turin through both the week and weekends.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Catania to Turin?

Departure airport: flights from Catania to Turin take-off from Catania's Fontanarossa Airport (CTA). The airport is located just seven kilometers south-west of the city's center and travelers can opt to take the AMT Alibus which connects the airport to the city center. It arrives at Via d'Amico depot after around 50 minutes. Amenities at Catania Fontanarossa Airport include ATMs, wheelchair rentals, a business center, VIP lounge, a nursery, play area, first aid station, post office, and free WiFi connections through the airport.

Arrival airport: flights will arrive at Turin's Caselle Airport (TRN). The airport is located 16 kilometers from Turin city center, and only has one terminal. By car, travelers will reach the center in 25 minutes. A bus will cover the distance in around 38 minutes and arrives at Torino Porta Susa station. Facilities in the airport include restaurants, shops, baby changing rooms, a children's play area, and ATMs. However, it is important to know that there are no business lounges, and WiFi is not free.