Cuneo International Airport guide

Updated 2026-10-16

Cuneo International Airport sits at Levaldigi, in the Piedmont plain between the Alps and the Langhe hills. It also trades as Cuneo Levaldigi and, since 2019, under the territorial name Langhe e Alpi del Mare. Some low-cost airlines market it as Turin Cuneo. The field began as an aviation ground in 1929, opened to national commercial flights in 1986 and added international tourist traffic in July 1990. A new terminal inaugurated in 2004 replaced the older building.

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Services at Cuneo International Airport

4 of 6 available

Key facts

  • Passengers105K105,428 in 2024
  • Services9listed across 4 of 6 types
  • Movements3.2K3,158 flights a year
  • Local timeRome time
  • IATACUFICAO LIMZ
  • Opened1986
  • Runways1
  • Terminals1mixed
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Terminals

1 terminal
  • PAMixedPassenger TerminalRyanair, Aeroitalia, Air Arabia

Nearby cities

straight-line distance
  • CuneoSouth of the airport16 km
  • FossanoEast of the airport7 km
  • SaviglianoNorth of the airport10 km

Questions

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What are the airport codes for Cuneo International Airport?

Cuneo International Airport uses the following codes: IATA: CUF, ICAO: LIMZ, Local: CN03. These codes are used by airlines, pilots, and travel systems to identify the airport.

Where is Cuneo International Airport located?

Cuneo International Airport is located in Levaldigi (CN), Piedmont, Italy. The airport coordinates are 44.5475°, 7.6230°.

What services are available at Cuneo International Airport?

Cuneo International Airport offers: 1 parking options, 2 car rental companies, 3 nearby hotels, 3 shuttle services. Click on each service type above to view detailed information.

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