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ROM Rome Airport
Rome Airport (IATA: ROM) is located in the the city of Rome, Italy.

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IATA Code

ROM

ICAO Code

Name

Rome Airport

Type

Country / Region

Italy (IT)

City

Rome

Latitude

0.0000000

Longitude

0.0000000

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ROME AIRPORT · IATA ROM

Rome Airport Overview

Rome Airport is the supplied city-level airport record for Rome, Italy. In practical forwarding workflows, the city code should be treated as a routing reference rather than as proof of a specific airport, cargo terminal, or flight. Rome’s airfreight demand is linked to Italy’s central administrative, commercial, fashion, pharmaceutical, food, and tourism markets. Our service team confirms the actual operating airport, terminal acceptance point, airline booking channel, customs procedure, and delivery arrangement before issuing final instructions. The supplied record contains no ICAO code, coordinates, or operating-capacity figures; therefore, those fields are not used as verified airport parameters. Cargo acceptance, cut-off times, warehouse access, and transit commitments remain subject to the selected operating airport and confirmed airline schedule.

Airport record	Rome Airport
IATA code	ROM
ICAO code	Not assigned in the supplied record
Country / city	Italy / Rome
Record coordinates	0.0000000, 0.0000000; not used for operational navigation

City-code routing reference

ROM identifies the Rome market in the supplied data. Our team verifies the physical airport before booking or issuing a delivery order.

Mixed cargo profile

The market may involve pharmaceuticals, fashion, industrial parts, food products, express shipments, and general commercial cargo.

Connection-sensitive planning

Actual transit depends on the confirmed airline, uplift point, interline handover, customs status, and destination-side handling.

Document discipline required

Commercial invoices, packing lists, transport documents, export data, and special-cargo declarations must match the booking record.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Because the supplied record does not identify a physical operating airport or cargo terminal, facility availability must be confirmed against the selected handling location. Our service team can coordinate the following workstreams subject to airline and ground-handler acceptance:

General cargo handling: booking confirmation, warehouse delivery instructions, weighing, screening, acceptance, build-up, and document handover are arranged according to the appointed handler.
Temperature-sensitive cargo: request a validated cool-chain process, pre-alert requirements, temperature range, packaging acceptance, and recovery plan before tendering pharmaceuticals, biologics, or perishables.
Dangerous goods: verify the applicable IATA DGR classification, shipper’s declaration, package markings, acceptance checklist, and airline-specific restrictions before cargo reaches the warehouse.
Customs-controlled cargo: confirm export declaration status, transit or bonded movement requirements, customs representation, and the party responsible for release or examination.
Special handling: live animals, valuables, oversized pieces, aircraft parts, and high-security cargo require advance confirmation of equipment, acceptance windows, and handling permissions.

Routes & Transit Times

European distribution: shipments may move by direct uplift where available or through an airline’s European gateway and interline network; the physical airport must be confirmed for each booking.
Long-haul exports: North America, the Middle East, Asia, and other markets may be served by direct or connecting services depending on carrier capacity, seasonality, and aircraft configuration.
Road-air combinations: where the requested service is not available at the confirmed Rome operating point, our team may assess an alternative Italian or European gateway, subject to customs and trucking feasibility.
Transit control: quoted schedules are indicative until airline allotment, warehouse acceptance, security screening, customs release, connection protection, and destination handling are confirmed.

Rome metropolitan area

Administrative institutions, service companies, distributors, retailers, and time-critical importers generate varied airfreight demand.

Central Italy connections

Road feeder planning may connect the Rome market with manufacturers, wholesalers, and regional logistics sites beyond the immediate airport area.

Typical commodities

Common planning categories include fashion goods, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, electronics, machinery parts, food products, samples, and express cargo.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off management: airline booking cut-off, cargo acceptance cut-off, security screening, customs filing, and warehouse receiving time are separate controls. Our team obtains the applicable times from the confirmed handler rather than applying a generic deadline.
Export documentation: ensure shipper and consignee details, HS classification, value, origin, Incoterms, package count, gross weight, and dimensions are consistent across the invoice, packing list, transport document, and customs filing.
Special cargo: dangerous goods, lithium batteries, dry ice, temperature-controlled products, live animals, and oversized pieces require advance commodity review and written airline acceptance. Do not tender before approval is recorded.
Customs and collection: customs examination, missing data, unpaid duties, security restrictions, or warehouse appointment limits can delay release. Consignee identity and delivery authorization should be prepared before arrival.

Shipping Tips from Our Service Team

State “Rome Airport” together with the intended physical airport, airport code, cargo terminal, and delivery address in the shipping request; do not rely on the city code alone.
Send dimensions, gross weight, piece count, commodity description, HS code, value, Incoterms, and required delivery date before rate comparison so that aircraft and handling restrictions can be screened early.
For pharmaceuticals, perishables, dangerous goods, or urgent spare parts, request a pre-check covering packaging, labels, declarations, temperature exposure, acceptance window, and contingency routing.
Keep an alternative gateway or road-feeder option available when capacity, customs timing, or special-handling acceptance at the selected Rome operating point cannot be confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Rome Airport receive a shipment booked only with the code ROM?

ROM is used here as the supplied Rome city-level reference. Our service team confirms the actual airport, airline handling point, warehouse address, and final air waybill routing before cargo delivery.

What information is needed for a rate and schedule check?

Provide origin, destination, commodity, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, chargeable-weight estimate, cargo value, Incoterms, ready time, and any temperature, dangerous-goods, security, or customs requirements.

Can urgent pharmaceutical cargo be arranged through Rome?

It may be possible, subject to the confirmed airline and handler. We first verify packaging, temperature range, acceptance process, monitoring requirements, customs status, and recovery arrangements before quoting an operational plan.

Why can the quoted transit time change after booking?

Transit can change because of capacity allocation, flight connection protection, warehouse cut-off, security screening, customs examination, weather, handling restrictions, or destination-side release.

Can our team arrange pickup and delivery in Rome?

Yes, our service team can assess airport pickup, customs-controlled movement, appointment delivery, and regional trucking after confirming the physical airport, shipment status, consignee authorization, and vehicle requirements.

Data Sources & Provenance

The hard identifiers and field values in this module are limited to the supplied airport record. Operational information is presented as conditional forwarding guidance; airline schedules, terminal assignments, handling capabilities, customs procedures, and cut-off times must be verified for the shipment and date concerned.

Airport and airport-system verification reference: adr.it
Italian civil aviation regulatory reference: enac.gov.it
Italian customs and import-export administration reference: adm.gov.it
International airline and airport coding reference: iata.org