Southern Italy's busiest airport and a key gateway for international and transatlantic travel.
Naples International Airport (NAP) is located 4 miles northeast of central Naples in the Campania region. It serves as the primary airport for Southern Italy, connecting over 120 destinations in 35 countries and playing a vital role in regional economic development.
40.8860, 14.2908
Passenger traffic increased by over 2% in 2024, reaching a new record high and continuing a strong post-pandemic recovery.
112,000
Direct and indirect jobs across airlines, airport operations, ground services, concessions, and logistics.
Ongoing terminal and apron expansions will increase passenger and aircraft handling capacity to support continued growth.
Deployment of advanced self-service check-in, biometric boarding, and real-time queue management systems enhances efficiency and passenger experience.
Implementation of energy-efficient infrastructure, electric ground vehicles, and waste reduction programs aligns with European environmental standards.
Strengthen collaboration with national and EU authorities to secure funding for infrastructure and sustainability projects.
Accelerate modernization of terminals and airside facilities to address capacity constraints and improve operational resilience.
Expand adoption of renewable energy and sustainable aviation fuels to meet environmental targets and regulatory requirements.
