Airports in Cyprus: full screen map.List of airports Cypriots, divided by region. There are not many connections from Italy. The most comfortable routes are certainly those that pass through the Greece, very numerous at acceptable prices. Those who wish to reach the northern region of Cyprus, where the area is located Turkish, they can check the page Airports in Northern Cyprus.
Larnaca district
- 1 Glafcos Clerides International Airport in Larnaca (IATA: LCA) (8 km from Larnaca), ☎ 357 25123022, fax: 357 24008117. It is the main airport on the island and was hastily built after the Turkish invasion of the 1970s-1980s. International traffic is mainly concentrated with the neighbor Greece, the Benelux, the UK and the Germany, however, the official routes can be consulted here. From Milan-Malpensa the low-cost airline EasyJet offers direct connections up to 3 times a week. This airport is a reference for tourists wishing to visit the military bases of Akrotiri and Dhekelia.
Limassol District
This region has no international or significant airports. In any case, the main city Limassol it is connected by bus to Paphos.
Paphos District
- 2 Paphos International Airport (IATA: PFO) (Paphos), ☎ 357 25123022, fax: 357 26 007100. It is the second largest airport in the country and is connected to several beach resorts such as Limassol and others on the west coast of Cyprus. With Italy it offers flights from Milan-Orio al Serio e Rome-Ciampino on behalf of Ryanair. The city is then reachable by bus. This airport is a reference for tourists wishing to visit the military bases of Akrotiri and Dhekelia.
Famagusta Southern District
This region has no international or significant airports. The closest is to Larnaca, or to Ercan, which is however in the part Turkish of the island.
Southern Nicosia District
Here was the Nicosia International Airport, in the twentieth century the main airport of Cyprus, but abandoned in the 1970s following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus. This is now only used by theUNFICYP and a reopening of this is not foreseen, since Paphos and Larnaca fully satisfy the country's aerial needs.
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