Flights from Catania to Venice

Catania to Venice Flights

Flights from Sicily’s second-largest city, Catania, to the capital of the Veneto region, Venice, are a quick and efficient way to visit these two Italian cities. Flights regularly depart throughout the day and only take a few hours to cover the 912 kilometers between the two locations. There are many options when it comes to flying this route, both direct and indirect.

Which airlines fly from Catania to Venice?

Flights from Catania to Venice are served mostly by Alitalia, the Italian national airline. It travels at varying intervals of between two to three hours. The fastest route with Alitalia is direct and will take around one hour 40 minutes. Other carriers that offer direct services on this route are easyJet, Volotea, and Ryanair. Carriers that connect Catania to Venice with changes and stopovers include British Airways, AirMalta, and Air France. Every hour, each of these airlines provides multiple flight options.

How long are the flights from Catania to Venice?

​Typical direct flights from Catania to Venice take approximately one hour 50 minutes. Indirect flights with stopovers can also be fairly quick, ranging from around three hours to almost seven hours with longer waits. It is important to note that some flights on this route can take as long as 10 hours with multiple changes.

How many flights are there from Catania to Venice?​

In a single day, there can be as many as 50 flight departures from Catania to Venice. These flights are across many carriers and are both national and international. Every day there are around five direct flights between the two cities, departing from around 7.00 a.m. and right throughout the day until the late evening – usually with three flights in the morning, and two in the evening. Indirect flights with one stopover operate regularly throughout the day, from around 6.00 a.m. until very late into the evening.

What is/are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Catania to Venice?

Departure airport: All flights make their departures at the Catania Fontanarossa Airport (CTA). It is around seven kilometers from the city center, making travel to the airport very quick. There is an airport shuttle bus that runs every 25 minutes to the airport and takes around 15-20 minutes to reach its destination. Alternatively, passengers can use a taxi to reach the airport from the city center. Services in the airport include a post office, ATMs, currency exchange, and a business centre with lounge. The priority pass gives passengers access to free WiFi, lounges and free magazines and newspapers. 

Arrival airport: Flights on this route land at Venice Marco Polo Airport. The airport is located 13 kilometers north of the city center. Buses, waterbuses, and water/land taxis provide means of public transportation from the airport into the city center. The bus from the airport to the city center will take 20 minutes to Piazza Roma, the central bus terminal in Venice. Airport services include bars, restaurants, passenger lounges, ATMs, car rental services, and free WiFi.