Renovation on the runway at Naples Airport will begin early next year closing the airport for over a month from 19 January.
The airport will be closed for 42 days
The airport is due to reopen after 42 days on 1 March 2026, after the runway has undergone radical redevelopment work. “The work,- says a statement from the airport management company, -has been scheduled for the time of year when air traffic is historically at its lowest in order to minimize disruption to users.
Many flights will move to Salerno-Costa d'Amalfi airport
Airlines have been duly informed and will review their flight schedules based on their operational and commercial strategies. The Salerno-Costa d'Amalfi airport, as part of the regional airport system, will be able to absorb some of the traffic normally handled by the Neapolitan airport, in compliance with the capacity limits established by ENAC and based on slot requests received."
38 daily flights to 24 international hubs
Meanwhile, with the first quarter of 2025 closed with over 2.09 million passengers recorded, Capodichino Airport has recorded an increase in intercontinental connections for the summer season. With over 120 destinations served by direct flights from Naples, covering the main Italian cities and European capitals, particular emphasis is on global connectivity guaranteed by 38 daily flights to 24 hubs (Amsterdam, Athens, Atlanta, Belgrade, Brussels, Casablanca, Dubai, Chicago, Dublin, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Lisbon, London, Istanbul, Madrid, Montreal, Monaco, New York EWR and JFK, Paris, Philadelphia, Rome, Vienna and Zurich).
American Airlines, Delta, United and Air Canada
In terms of intercontinental traffic the flight to New York/Newark took off on 6 April and will be gradually joined by others to North America, reaching 43 weekly flights to six airports: Atlanta, Chicago, Montreal, New York/Newark, New York JFK and Philadelphia. These connections will be operated by the three main US airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines and United Airlines, and by Air Canada.
