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Forli Airport Mini Guide
About Forli Airport
Forli Airport, otherwise called Luigi Ridolfi is a small airport in the north east of Italy very close to the old town of Forli. It’s used as an entry point for the Adriatic Riviera resorts. The airport is less than 30 minutes from the centre of Forli and there’s plenty of parking for a small airport in front of and to the left of the terminal building as you approach.
Travelling There
Only two airlines fly into Forli as others have transferred to
Bologna including Ryanair. The current operators are Wizzair and Belle Air, both budget operators from eastern Europe.
Getting to Your Destination After Landing at the Airport
The airport is on the outskirts of Forli old town which can be reached by bus from the airport. Check at the information desk for schedules, routes and timetables. A shuttle bus operates between the airport and Forli station and the airport and points on the Adriatic Riviera. The cost of a one way ticket is €12. Look out for Taximinibus Cervia and Cesenatico Tranfert on the vehicles. Taxis also operate on a fixed charge basis into Forli. If hiring a car, the companies’ desks are easily visible as you enter the arrivals hall from customs. Things don’t get too busy there but pre-booking is always a sensible option. You may want to consider sending a driver through to beat the queues but the wait is rarely more than 45 minutes for a car.
Public Information
There’s an airport information desk in the public area together with a tourist information desk.
What's on Offer at Forli Airport
There are no banks operating at Forli but there is an ATM for euro cash withdrawals. The nearest bank is on the main road into Forli centre.
Shopping at Forli Airport is limited, with only a newsagents and the duty free shop after security selling alcohol, tobacco products, perfumery and gifts.
Food facilities at Forli are limited too. There is a basic restaurant selling snacks and sandwiches and a bar selling wine, beer, spirits and hot drinks.
For minor medical problems of an urgent nature, there is a first aid station in the airport which you’ll find on the arrivals concourse.
Wi-Fi is not available in Forli Airport terminal.
Despite the limitations of the facilities at the airport, Forli's management are looking at improving the passenger facilities as part of a package to draw new routes to the airport.
Extra Assistance
There are call points at various locations around the car parks and the terminal buildings. Passengers requiring assistance should press the button at these points and wait for assistance. Special taxis are available for journeys into Forli. These can take a passenger in a wheelchair plus five passengers.
General assistance is available for disabled travellers but it is recommended that you inform your airline before travelling so that necessary steps can be taken to assist you. The airport conforms to EU law on disability provision.
25/04/12 - All of Forli's routes originate in eastern Europe and whilst not seeing a significant drop in passenger numbers with the pull out of Ryanair and others, the airport is actively marketing itself as a 'User Friendly' airport to attract more budget airlines with routes from western Europe. It is hoped that the airport will have a broad balance of flights within two years.