Rome Fiumicino Airport Fast Track

Fiumicino Airport’s fast-track service gives passengers exclusive access to a priority security lane, allowing them to bypass queues and reduce waiting times. The pass is valid only on the date booked and can be used once.

With one of Europe’s highest passenger volumes, Fiumicino can be busy throughout the year. The fast-track option has become a popular choice for travellers seeking a smoother airport experience, offering an efficient way to move through security and start the journey with less stress.

For those travelling with young children, elderly passengers or simply looking to save time, the Fiumicino fast-track pass is an excellent investment. It provides a quicker route through security, freeing up more time to relax, shop or dine before departure.

Please note that each traveller will require their own fast-track pass, as one pass is valid for a single individual only.

How to Book Your Fiumicino Airport Fast Track Pass

You can search for fast-track passes on our website and will be redirected to essentials.parkvia.com to complete your booking.

1. Select a convenient time slot, ideally two to three hours before your flight.
2. Once confirmed, you will receive an email containing your booking voucher.
3. Present your voucher – either printed or in digital format – to airport staff at the fast-track lane entrance.

Passes must be booked in advance, with the option to reserve as little as an hour before departure.

About Fiumicino airport

Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport is Rome’s main international gateway and the largest airport in Italy, located around 35 km southwest of the city centre. It is a major hub for ITA Airways and an operating base for carriers such as Ryanair, Vueling, easyJet and Wizz Air.

As one of Europe’s busiest airports – serving over 49 million passengers in 2024 – it operates two main terminals for domestic, Schengen and non-Schengen flights. Fiumicino is well-connected to the city by train, bus, taxi and private transfer, making it a convenient starting point for both business and leisure travel.