Turin-Cuneo Levaldigi Airport
The Turin-Cuneo Levaldigi Airport also known as the Cuneo International Airport or simply as the Cuneo Levaldigi Airport is located in Savigilano, Italy. It is a public airport that is owned by the local government and operated by the Societa Gestione Aeroporto Cuneo (GEAC S.p.A). It serves the local area of Cuneo and Turin. Working under the IATA code CUF and the ICAO code LIMZ, the airport sits at an elevation of 1,267 feet above mean sea level. There is one runway, which measures 6,903 feet and has an asphalt surface. In 2015, the airport handled a total of 129,847 passengers.
Best Time to Visit
The Turin-Cuneo Levaldigi Airport is the second airport in the Turin, Piedmont area of Italy, following the much bigger Turin Airport. Airlines that cater to this airport include Air Arabia Maroc, Ernest Airlines, Ryanair, and Trade Air. Most of the scheduled flights are for Casablanca, Bari, and Cagliari. There also are season flights to Tirana and Mostar. The Mostar flights are scheduled to end by December 2019. Cities, towns, villages, and suburbs found near the airport include Superga, Turin, Cuneo, Villa Dora, and more.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There are over a hundred great hotels and motels located in the area that is served by the Turin-Cuneo Levaldigi Airport. One of the nearest is the Palazzo Righini, which is less than 6 miles away. It is also a guest favorite with many 5-star ratings. Two other properties found less than 7 miles away are the Passerpartout and the Hotel Romanisio.
An alternate airport to the Turin-Cuneo Levaldigi Airport is the Turin International Airport also known as the Turin Caselle Airport, located in Turin, Italy.
