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Flights to Bari

Whether visitors want to explore the city itself or head to the Puglian countryside, flights to Bari are the ideal way to travel. The city's Karol Wojtyła Airport is just a few miles from the center of town and is well connected to airports that serve transatlantic routes such as Rome-Fiumicino or London Heathrow.

Which is the main airport in Bari?

Flights bound for Bari will arrive at Karol Wojtyła Airport (named after Pope John Paul II). The airport has a regular bus link to the Piazza Aldo Moro in the city center, which takes around 40 minutes, and there are plenty of car hire outlets in the arrivals terminal. If travelers want to start self-drive adventures in Puglia, it's the perfect place to do so.

Which airlines offer flights to Bari?

Major airlines serving Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport include Ryanair, Alitalia, easyJet, Eurowings, Volotea, Vueling, and Lufthansa. All fly throughout the year and offer connections to major cities like London, Rome, Milan, Paris, and Frankfurt. Seasonal services are also available with British Airways, Air France, and Austrian Airways.

Why travel by plane to Bari?

Flights to Bari offer a convenient way to connect with long-distance services. Low-cost airlines like easyJet and Ryanair fly into Bari from London, Rome, and plenty of other airports that serve transatlantic routes so visitors from North America can easily transfer to Puglia's capital via direct flights. The flight time is rarely long (around three hours from London, and one hour from Rome), and certainly faster than trains or buses. Bari's aviation infrastructure is well set up for arrivals, offering quick bus services to the city, and plenty of options for those heading to other regional destinations.

Before you travel to Bari by plane - good to know!

Those sticking to the city of Bari will want to get acquainted with the local bus system, which provides good coverage of the urban area, and they will probably benefit from 24-hour bus tickets instead of single journey fares. There are plenty of must-see attractions, like the Basilica of San Nicola and the labyrinthine old town but it pays to explore a little as well. Gorge on sweet delights at the Museo del Confetto Mucci Giovanni, try some Puglian vintages at Terra Jovia, or head to the city beach for some relaxation by the Adriatic Sea.