Crotone Sant'Anna Pythagoras Airport guide

Crotone Airport lies on the Ionian coast of Calabria, in southern Italy, beside the E90 road (the SS106 coastal highway). It sits in the Sant'Anna district, south of the city it serves, and is named after the philosopher Pythagoras, who founded a school in ancient Kroton. The airport has the ICAO code LIBC.

SACAL, the regional company that also runs Lamezia Terme and Reggio Calabria airports, manages Crotone. Traffic reached 340,286 passengers in 2025, up 25% on 2024. In 2024 the airport handled 273,250 passengers and 2,307 aircraft movements. Ryanair provides most of the service, with routes to Bologna, Milan Bergamo, Turin, Venice Treviso and Weeze, and Milan Malpensa is due to start on 28 October 2026. Sky Alps flies to Rome Fiumicino.

A single asphalt runway, 17/35, is 2,000 metres long. The two-storey terminal holds arrivals and departures on the ground floor and administration offices above. The apron has three stands for mid-sized jets such as the Boeing 737-800, which passengers reach on foot, and four bus-boarding stands to the north.