Rome, Arrive
Arriving in Rome by private jet or commercial flight
Getting in and out without a queue: by private jet, on a commercial flight, by car or by train.
Getting in and out without a queue: the private aviation terminal at Ciampino for a private jet, meet-and-assist at Fiumicino for anyone on a commercial flight, the drivers who meet either, and the fast train to Florence and Naples.
Signature Rome at Ciampino
The private jet handler in the General Aviation Terminal at Ciampino, 12 km south-southeast of central Rome, with customs and immigration in the building.
The AW109S from Roma Urbe with Esperia Aviation
A twin-engine AgustaWestland AW109S for up to six passengers, always flown by two pilots, from Esperia Aviation's own base at Roma Urbe airport on Via Salaria.
The Club Salotto on Italo from Roma Termini
A closed compartment for up to four in Club Executive, the first class of the Italo high-speed train out of Roma Termini, with the Italo Club Lounge and Fast Track at the station.
The Executive coach on the Frecciarossa from Roma Termini
Ten leather armchairs in two rows on the Frecciarossa high-speed train out of Roma Termini, with Fast Track to the platform and the FrecciaLounge before departure.
The mega-yacht berth at Porto Turistico di Roma
A berth for a yacht of up to 55 metres at Rome's own marina in Ostia, just south of the mouth of the Tiber and ten minutes by car from Fiumicino airport.
