Ancona Marche Airport (AOI) to the city
The Aerobus Raffaello is 3.30 EUR to Falconara and 5.50 EUR to Ancona, bought on board; the station three minutes' walk away closes at 20:45.
- The Aerobus Raffaello costs 3.30 EUR to Falconara and 5.50 EUR to Ancona, bought directly on board.
- It runs to the centre of Ancona in about 30 minutes, calling at the Ancona, Torrette and Falconara railway stations and at Piazza Cavour and Piazza Kennedy.
- The stops are in front of the arrivals and departures exits.
- The station is called Castelferretti Falconara Aeroporto and is three minutes on foot from the terminal, with 38 connections a day.
- The train service window is 05:54 to 20:45. After that there is no train, and the bus or a taxi is the answer.
- Buy rail tickets through any Trenitalia channel, choosing Castelferretti Falconara Aeroporto as the station.
- The number of trains varies by day and season, so check the day you fly rather than the timetable in general.
What it costs
| Journey | Price |
|---|---|
| Aerobus Raffaello to Falconara | 3.30 EUR |
| Aerobus Raffaello to Ancona | 5.50 EUR |
- Both are bought directly on the bus, which removes the machine hunt.
- The bus is the answer after 20:45, when the trains stop, and it is worth knowing the price before that becomes urgent.
- The Aerobus calls at the Ancona, Torrette and Falconara railway stations as well as Piazza Cavour and Piazza Kennedy in the centre, so it covers the rail connection too.
A station you can walk to
- Three minutes on foot separates the terminal from Castelferretti Falconara Aeroporto station, which is unusually close for an Italian airport.
- 38 daily connections, counting both directions, spread across the day.
- Regional trains from here reach Ancona in a few minutes and continue along the Adriatic line.
The evening problem
- The last train connection is 20:45. Flights landing later leave you with the Aerobus or a taxi.
- The first is 05:54, so early departures are covered at the other end of the day.
- Counts and times shift by day of the week and by season, so treat 38 as a typical figure and check your date.
Tickets
- Rail tickets are sold through all Trenitalia channels, including online and station machines.
- Ask for Castelferretti Falconara Aeroporto, not Ancona Airport, when buying.
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