After your flight has landed, you have cleared passport control and collected your luggage, follow the signs for the airport station or simply ask a member of staff for directions. The train station is located underground, and there are escalators and elevators available to use.

The train station is located just a five minute walk from the main Cagliari Airport building.

A one-way ticket will cost you €1.30, making it one of the cheapest choices for traveling, but the exact fare will depend on where you’re traveling.

Once you have arrived at the airport train station you’ll see ticket machines available where you can pay for your journey. You can also buy tickets from machines located in the arrivals section of the airport.

Typically, the trains start around 5am each day and the last service is at roughly 9pm. Trains run very regularly and you’ll be waiting no more than 20 minutes between each service.

No matter where you’re staying, you can get to many other cities and other locations on the island using the airport train, such as Deciomannu, Olbia, Oristano and Sassari.

The cost and length of your train ride to other destinations on the island of Sardinia will depend on where you’re going. You can find out this information in advance by calling the train operator Trenitalia from overseas by dialing the telephone number +39 06 68475475. Or if you’re already in Italy, you can reach the train operator by dialing 89 20 21.

Yes, but on the most frequent service you will have to transfer twice and the journey will take almost three hours and 45 minutes, with the cheapest fare being €16.50. There’s another quicker route that should take just under three hours, but it only runs one time per day.

Yes, the best and quickest route only involves one transfer, and the journey lasts for an average of three hours and 15 minutes with fares beginning at €18.