Palma PMI to Rome ROM flight with Ryanair

Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome Flights: An Overview

Whether returning home from a beautiful Balearic vacation or looking forward to exploring the Eternal City and the wonders of Italy, flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome offer a fast, easy, and affordable way to do so. A number of low-cost and national airlines provide services between the Mallorcan and Italian capitals. The quickest flights between Mallorca and Rome take less than two hours, while numerous stopover routes make it easy to work several cities into the same trip, even on the same booking. And with services running all year-round, and departures leaving throughout the day, seven days a week, there are few reasons not to choose flying as the best option for getting from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome, whatever the season.

Which airlines fly from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome?

Spain’s national airline, Iberia, flies from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome, via Madrid, on their Iberia Express service. Lufthansa and British Airways are other national flag-carrier airlines who operate indirect flights to Rome from Palma-De-Mallorca. vueling, Spain’s largest low-cost airline, also runs regular services from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome via a stopover at Barcelona El Prat Airport. While Ryanair, Europe’s largest budget carrier, is the only airline to provide direct flights between Palma-De-Mallorca and Rome.

How long is the flight from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome?

The average duration of flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome is around six hours. However, the actual travel time of each route depends on the ticket type booked and the airline operating the flight. The fastest direct flights take just one hour 35 minutes, while the shortest flight duration for indirect flights is three hours 30 minutes. The most common stopover routes for indirect flights are Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN), Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD), and Munich Airport (MUC).

How many flights are there from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome?

There are scheduled passenger flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome every day of the year. Departure times begin as early as 6.30 a.m. and run regularly throughout the day and early evening until late at night (last departures around midnight). At all times of the year, there are at least 20 indirect daily flights to Rome from Palma-De-Mallorca during the weekend, and slightly fewer on weekdays. Between late October and March, there are three direct flights per week (on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays) from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome, and two direct flights per week from April to September (on Thursdays and Sundays).

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome?

Departure airport: flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome depart from Palma Airport (PMI), a 20-minute drive or taxi from the city center. Regular bus routes also connect directly to Palma Airport from popular destinations around the island, including Magaluf and Santa Ponsa. Palma Airport has large seating areas, charging sockets, unlimited free WiFi, single-entry airport lounges, and disability services.

Arrival airport: most flights from Palma-De-Mallorca to Rome arrive into Fiumicino (FCO) Airport, also known as Leonardo da Vinci Airport. This is Rome’s main airport, with excellent facilities and services, including free WiFi and car rental services. The Leonardo Express train connects the airport with Rome’s central Termini train station in 32 minutes. Other flights arrive into Rome at Ciampino Airport (CIA), 12 kilometers from central Rome. A number of bus companies operate services direct to the city centre in 30-45 minutes, or you can take a 5-minute shuttle bus to the nearest train station.