Located in Caselle Torinese, it is 16 km far from Turin city centre and can be easily reached in 25 minutes via the Turin - Torino Airport motorway link. It allows daily connections with the main European cities.
The Consulta per le Persone in Difficoltà (CPD), with the support of SAGAT, continues the airport-city and city-airport solidarity escort service for travelers with disabilities.
The service is free for all passengers with disabilities and their carers, upon declaration of the percentage of disability and is guaranteed from Monday to Friday from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. Each escort is carried out by staff and volunteers specially trained in the relationship with people with disabilities, to ensure and comply with safety standards.
Each transport must be booked by phone or by email at least 3 working days in advance. Each transport must be booked by email at least 3 working days in advance. For reservations it is possible to write to the following email address: accompagnamento@cpdconsulta.it
Transportation with vehicles equipped with a platform of the CPD fleet allows wheelchair travelers arriving / departing from the airport to reach the capital in a comfortable and satisfactory way
How to get to Torino city centre by bus
The connection between Torino airport and the city centre (Porta Nuova and Porta Susa railway stations) is guaranteed by the ARRIVA ITALIA and FLIBCO service.
ARRIVA ITALIA
The service runs every day of the year with trips every 15'/30' alternating between direct and road.
Tickets: at the ticket machine in the Arrivals Area and on board (+ €1.00). A contactless payment service is available on board the bus with credit cards or virtualised cards (on enabled smartphones) directly, skipping the queue at the ticket office, and at no additional cost.
Disability and safety
People in wheelchairs can use buses. Remember, in order to provide a better service, to fill out the dedicated form within 24 working hours before the scheduled departure.
See more on https://torino.arriva.it/en/disability/
To ensure the safety of our customers, access for wheelchair users on all equipped vehicles of Arriva Italia must be in compliance with the limits of the approved lift of the mobile platform.
Arriva Italia will not be held responsible in the event that the user is unable to report the total weight constituted by the user and the wheelchair, or this exceeds the limits.
Before traveling, for information on timetables and routes, we recommend that you contact the single Contact Center on +39035289000 Reservations can be made at least 24 hours in advance.
Guide dogs are allowed on board buses and can travel free of charge unless the blind person is accompanied by a guide who is entitled to travel free of charge.
FLIBCO
The direct service will operate every day of the year from 3.45 a.m. until midnight with rides every 30 minutes. First departure from Torino towards the airport is at 3:30 a.m. and last departure at 10:30 p.m. From the airport towards Torino, the first departure is at 4:45 a.m. and the last at midnight.
How to get to Torino city centre by train
The railway line connects Torino Airport with Torino Porta Susa station in about half an hour, 7 days a week.
The airport station is located opposite the Arrivals area of the terminal.
Track Accessibility
The TORINO AIRPORT station has a total of 2 tracks serving passenger trains. Below are the facilities that guarantee accessibility. [Please bear in mind that any temporary out-of-service of the lifts as well as any unevenness between the height of the platform and the train's wrapping level may lead to variations in accessibility].
The lifts observe the following schedule from 05:30 to 22:40
Warning: check the condition of ramps and lifts for track access. For details read the warnings and contact the railway company you have chosen to travel with.
How to get to Torino city centre by car
The motorway network is directly linked to the Tangenziale Nord (North Torino bypass) and to the Torino - Milan, Torino- Aosta and Torino - Bardonecchia motorways.
Please note that people with reduced mobility (PRM) with a disability permit can transit in the reserved lanes of the Torino Airport after communicating the vehicle's license plate to the Local Police Municipal Section of Caselle Torinese.
The notification can also be made a posteriori (no later than 10 days after access) using the form available on the website of the Municipality of Caselle Torinese.
Taxi Torino: ph.+39.011.5730/37
The public taxi rank is located on the left at the exit of the Arrivals level.
The taxi fare is about 40€ to reach downtown Torino, and the travel time is approximately 30 minutes.
Book the taxi ride through App:
When booking your journey, please specify your disability and any aids used.
Taxi Torino provides people with motor disabilities with vehicles equipped to travel safely. Cars and vans equipped with lifting platforms and anchoring systems in compliance with European regulations are also available.
Reservations are completely free of charge and should preferably be made at least 24 hours before transport.
Chaffeur service: NCC - Torino Transfer Srl
cell. +39 349 161 0251
This service Car with Driver provides people with motor disabilities with vehicles equipped to travel safely. Cars and vans equipped with lifting platforms and anchoring systems in compliance with European regulations are also available.
Reservations on request.
Car Hire
Torino Airport hosts the most important Car Hire companies in order to offer customers their best services.
The Car Hire companies’ offices are located inside the multi-storey car park and in the Arrivals lounge.
Car Sharing
The Car Sharing Parking at Turin Airport is located 150 meters from the airport and can be reached by car following the signs, using the left lane on the arrivals side and on foot through a partially covered pedestrian path.
Solidarity transport service
The Summit local organizer Consulta per le Persone in Difficoltà (CPD) continues, with the support of the airport management company SAGAT, the solidarity transport service from Turin to the Airport for passengers with reduced mobility.
The transportation service is carried out through fleet of vehicles equipped with a platform.
The service, for travelers arriving/departing from Turin Airport, MUST be booked 72 hours in advance to enable CPD to manage the logistics of the service (service is assured from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
To facilitate users in using the service, CPD has activated a free call-center operating every morning from 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. that can be reached at +3901119862554 or by writing an email to accompagnamento@cpdconsulta.it.
MALPENSA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
It is one of the main European hubs connected to more than 120 cities all over the world.
From Milano Malpensa airport it is possible to reach Torino with two shuttle services that reach the city centre in about 2 hours. Buses are located in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
Alternatively, it is possible to reach Milano Centrale railway station from the airport with the various connections and then by train - including high-speed trains - to Torino. Trains are located in Terminal T1. Train ride are around 2 hours .
To book your train tickets click the link below:
By car, Torino can be reached from the airport in a little over 90 minutes, following Route A4.
Accessibility services for passengers with special needs and disabilities.
More information here.
Torino has three main railway stations, Porta Nuova, Porta Susa and Lingotto. They are connected, also with frequent high speed rail services, to the main destinations in Italy and France, and from there to the rest of Europe.
To book your train tickets click the link below:
Lyon can be reached in 2.5 hours, Paris in about 5 hours and Milan in only 50 minutes.
Accessibility information
The three stations are equipped with the following services:
For more info visit the national raiway network information page
Important notes
In some cases, the height of the platform and the height of the train wrapping surface may not be the same. It is therefore advisable to obtain information on the following before travelling:
Any temporary outage of lifts and ramps may cause changes to the accessibility of the station. Unavailability of lifts and ramps is promptly communicated online at this link.
By car
Torino is well connected to the national and international railway network.
Drivers can reach Torino via the following motorways:
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
GTT – Gruppo Torinese Trasporti – runs Torino’s urban transport service with a network of buses, trams, railways, and an automatic underground line (the first driverless underground railway in Italy).
Tickets can be purchased at kiosks, newsstands, or via mobile apps, and must be validated on board.
GTT staff, with particular attention to safety, provide assistance in terms of customer accessibility. Here are some of the service features:
Before starting the journey, with the GTT services on the Telegram app (write in the contact search: ‘gttorari’), with the MOOVIT app or via direct access to the link on the https://www.gtt.to.it/cms/en/percorari/urbano, it is possible to obtain information, in real time, about the passage of the line of interest at a specific stop and also the relative accessibility of the tram that will arrive at that stop.
On the MOOVIT app:
- all the lines operated by GTT with their real-time situation
- the ability to plan your own journeys
- information on upcoming stops in real time
- information on the next stop when on board the vehicle
- targeted and timely messages on the status of the service (official GTT information is integrated with that provided by users of the app)
Wheelchair
Most of the buses in service are equipped with a dedicated wheelchair space.
Passengers in wheelchairs access the equipped vehicle, position themselves correctly in the defined space and observe the instructions on the sticker on the vehicles.
All wheelchairs (manual or electric) can board public transport as long as they are within the weight limits (in relation to the access ramp) and position themselves safely (in reverse gear with the wheels locked) in the dedicated area.
Maximum weight supported by the access ramp: 300 kg.
BY BIKE
Torino has 258 km of bike paths, an excellent alternative to the car because it’s quicker, easier to park and cheaper. And with the bike sharing services going by bike is even more convenient.
BIKE SHARING https://turismotorino.org/en/visit/plan-your-trip/getting-around/by-bike
BY SCOOTER
In Turin, there are also free floating e-scooter sharing services which do not include fixed pick-up points and allow the bikes to be left on the street in compliance with the rules.
SCOOTER SHARING https://turismotorino.org/en/visit/plan-your-trip/getting-around/scooter-rental-in-torino
BY CAR
CAR SHARING https://turismotorino.org/en/visit/plan-your-trip/getting-around/car-sharing
CAR RENTAL https://turismotorino.org/en/visit/plan-your-trip/getting-around/car-rental
Torino's Sandro Pertini International Airport (photo: aeroportoditorino.it)