Reggio Calabria Airport, airport in Calabria, Italy
Reggio Calabria Airport, also called Aeroporto dello Stretto, is a commercial airport in the Ravagnese district, about 4 kilometers east of the city center. The facility has two runways that allow flights to various destinations across Italy and Europe.
The airport was established in 1939 and was the first in Calabria. Over the years it has grown and expanded its services to support an increasing number of flights and destinations.
The airport is named after Tito Minniti, a notable figure from the city. This naming choice reflects how the local community honors its important citizens through public infrastructure.
The airport is accessible by car via the A2 motorway or State Road 18, with numerous parking areas nearby. Bus connections run from the city center, train services operate with shuttle connections, and taxis are available at the terminal entrance.
The airport sits strategically close to the Strait of Messina and serves travelers from both Reggio Calabria and nearby Messina in Sicily. This location makes it a key connection point between the mainland and the region's islands.
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