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Verona: open twenty-four hours with customs always on duty

It is the airport that answers when the others have closed.

Image spaceVerona — 2160 × 900
2h 40Verona → Madonna di Campiglio
By car
3h 00Verona → Alta Badia
By car
3h 30Verona → Cortina d'Ampezzo
By car
154 kmVerona → Madonna di Campiglio

Transfer times and distances as published by the airports, the operators and the tourist boards. Where a figure is missing, no public source publishes it.

The resorts this airport serves

Resort ICAO km By car By helicopter
Madonna di Campiglio 154 2h 40
Alta Badia 217 3h 00
Cortina d'Ampezzo 275 3h 30

A dash means no public source publishes that figure. We write the dash instead of estimating it.

What constrains the flight Operating notes written in Italian
  • Aperto ventiquattro ore con DOGANA ventiquattro ore: e' il migliore del nord-est per i voli da fuori Schengen a orari scomodi, e per le ripartenze all'alba.
  • ILS di terza categoria B, antincendio ottava categoria elevabile alla decima su richiesta.
  • Touch-and-go non consentiti.
  • Solo carburante JET A-1: niente AVGAS.
  • Aeroporto civile e militare insieme, coordinato tramite Assoclearance.
Season and peaks Operating notes written in Italian
Opens
operativo ventiquattro ore su ventiquattro
Closes
nessuna
Peaks
  • Natale-Capodanno
  • febbraio
  • 23 dicembre: 3Tre a Madonna di Campiglio

Why we choose it

Because it is open twenty-four hours and has customs twenty-four hours. It sounds like a bureaucratic detail, and it is instead the difference between a flight that can be flown and one that cannot. Bolzano closes at twenty-two hundred. Treviso closes at twenty-two hundred. Venice is open, but the general aviation stands number five. Verona always holds: an arrival at two in the morning from Dubai, a departure at six, a flight that slips three hours for weather.

What gets in

3,068 metres by 45, at 240 feet of elevation, with CAT IIIB ILS and category 8 fire cover, raisable to category 10 on request. Any business jet gets in, long range aircraft and ACJs included. Forty-four stands, a civil and military airport together. JET A-1 only: no AVGAS, so for a piston aircraft you have to look elsewhere.

The resorts it serves

Madonna di Campiglio in two hours forty or three hours, on a route that crosses no pass at risk of closure: after Bolzano it is Campiglio's second airport, and it becomes the first when the timing rules Bolzano out. Alta Badia in three hours or three and a half. For Cortina, though, it is far: nearly four hours, and you land at Venice or Treviso instead.

Things to know

Touch-and-go is not allowed. The airport is coordinated through Assoclearance. A three-hour prior permission for general aviation appears in a 2018 publication and not in the current summary: we check it with the handler before every flight rather than taking it for granted. It matters to us that the client knows exactly what service he is buying: when we say an airport is open twenty-four hours, we have checked it.

Questions we get

Is Verona open at night?

Yes, twenty-four hours a day, and customs are on duty twenty-four hours as well. It is the only one of the six north-eastern airports we can say that about.

What aircraft gets in?

Any business jet, long range aircraft and ACJs included: 3,068 metres of runway and a CAT IIIB ILS.

How far is Verona from Madonna di Campiglio?

About a hundred and fifty kilometres, two hours forty or three hours, with no passes at risk of closure on the route.

Does it work for Cortina?

It is far: nearly four hours. For Cortina you land at Venice or Treviso.

Is there AVGAS?

No, JET A-1 only.

Is prior permission required?

A 2018 publication gives three hours for general aviation, the current summary does not carry it: we check it with the handler before the flight.

Tell us the date. We tell you where you land.

Give us the day and how many of you are travelling: we come back with the airport that holds up on that date, the aircraft that fits your luggage and what the last leg costs.

Sources

  1. aeroportoverona.it — Informazioni tecniche del gestore
  2. va.mite.gov.it — AIP AD 2 LIPX, distanze dichiarate e dogana
  3. enac.gov.it — Regolamento di scalo ENAC
  4. eur-lex.europa.eu — Valichi di frontiera aerei italiani (Gazzetta ufficiale UE)

What is not confirmed

This page carries 3 figures that come from our own operating data or from a brief, and that we have not been able to confirm against a public document. They are listed here rather than left where they look like facts.

Open the Italian notes
  • Il PPR per l'aviazione generale con tre ore di anticipo compare in un AIP del 2018 e non nella sintesi corrente: lo verifichiamo prima di ogni volo.
  • Non risultano restrizioni notturne formali, ma non abbiamo trovato una fonte che lo dichiari.
  • I tempi di percorrenza sono forchette realistiche.