FCO Airport Code: Rome Airport IATA & ICAO

Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is stored for Rome, Italy. ICAO LIRF. Timezone Europe/Rome. This page does not list live flights, fares or terminals.

Overview

FCO is the IATA airport code stored in this dataset for Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in Rome, Italy (IT). The matching ICAO identifier is LIRF. Travel agents see FCO on tickets, baggage tags, and GDS segment city pairs (six letters, for example FCOLHR when the other airport is London Heathrow). ICAO LIRF is used in flight plans and ATC, not as the two-or-three-character GDS city-pair token. The IANA timezone recorded for local GDS times at this airport is Europe/Rome. This code page explains how FCO is used in PNR text. It is not a live departures board. Terminal maps, contact phone numbers, lounge lists, and published flight schedules are not available in this dataset and are not invented here. Nearby airports stored for Italy: MXP (Milan), LIN (Milan), VCE (Venice), NAP (Naples). Related IATA city code in this dataset: ROM. To turn a booked PNR that contains FCO into a customer itinerary, paste the cryptic text into the PNR parser.

How to use this page

Confirm the three-letter token on the ticket or PNR is FCO, not a similar code.
Open the PNR parser and paste the full itinerary that contains FCO.
Convert and check that city and timezone match this record.
Use the airport-code page if you only need IATA versus ICAO for FCO.
Do not copy terminal or lounge claims from other websites onto this page. They are not stored here.

Example

Example GDS segment using this airport as origin: 2 AI 101 J 12OCT 1 FCOLHR HK1 0945 1510 12OCT E The parser should read FCO as departure. Times 0945/1510 are local as printed, not converted to your PC clock. If FCO is missing from the dataset, city and timezone enrichment stay empty rather than guessed.

FAQs

What is the FCO airport code?

FCO is the IATA code stored for Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in Rome, Italy.

What does FCO stand for?

In this dataset FCO identifies Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport. IATA codes are location identifiers, not always acronyms of the city name.

What is the ICAO code for FCO?

This dataset lists LIRF as the ICAO designator.

Is FCO the same as LIRF?

No. FCO is IATA (tickets and GDS city pairs). LIRF is ICAO (flight plans).

Where is FCO airport?

Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport is stored as Rome, Italy (IT).

What timezone is FCO?

Europe/Rome is the IANA zone stored for local GDS time context. DST rules follow that zone.

Which terminals does FCO use?

Terminal information is not available in this dataset.

How do travel agents use FCO in a PNR?

Segment city pairs include FCO as origin or destination, for example FCOLHR. Paste the PNR into the parser to build a clean itinerary.

Are there other airports near Rome?

In this dataset, other Italy airports include MXP (Milan), LIN (Milan), VCE (Venice), NAP (Naples).

Can I look up live flights from FCO?

Not on this page. This product parses booked PNR text; it does not query airline schedules.

Is FCO a city code or an airport code?

FCO is the airport. The city code stored for this metro is ROM.

How often is FCO data updated?

When the stored catalog row changes. Last page template update: 17 Aug 2026. Unverified operational claims are omitted.