Foggia Gino Lisa Airport (FOG)

Foggia Gino Lisa Airport serves the city of Foggia and the wider province of Foggia, acting as a compact regional gateway to the Gargano peninsula, the Monti Dauni and the Tavoliere plain. The airport was opened to civilian flights in 1971 and takes its name from Gino Lisa, an Italian aviator and officer decorated for military valour.

Located about 3 km south of central Foggia, the airport has a single terminal with four check-in counters, a security screening area, and separate gate halls for domestic and international flights. Its runway was extended to 2,000 metres during renovation works completed in 2021, and a heliport supports helicopter services to the Tremiti Islands and Gargano towns.

The airport is connected to Foggia by local bus services and taxis, with car rental available on site, making the short journey to the city centre and the Foggia railway station straightforward. Bus connections also serve destinations further inland and towards Naples.

Because of its small size and straightforward layout, the airport offers quick check-in and boarding procedures, free outdoor parking and essential passenger services, making it a convenient entry point for travellers exploring northern Apulia and the surrounding regions of Molise, Campania and Basilicata.