| Airport Information | |
|---|---|
| IATA Code | PSR |
| ICAO Code | LIBP |
| Type | large airport |
| Name | Abruzzo Airport |
| Municipality | Pescara |
| Country | Italy |
| Continent | EU |
| Latitude | 42.431° N |
| Longitude | 14.183° E |
| Elevation | 48 ft |
| Climate Zone | Temperate |
| Scheduled Service | Yes |
| Score | 1 000 |
| Local Time | Loading... |
| Country & Timezone Info | |
|---|---|
| Country | Italy |
| ISO Code | |
| Region | Pescara |
| Continent Code | EU |
| IANA Timezone | Europe/Rome |
| UTC Offset (Standard) | UTC+1 |
| DST Offset | UTC+2 |
| Current Offset | -- |
Abruzzo Airport, also commonly known as Pescara Airport, is the main international gateway for Italy's Abruzzo region on the Adriatic coast. Situated between Pescara and Chieti, it connects central-eastern Italy to several European destinations and supports both leisure tourism and regional business travel. Originally developed from a military airfield, the airport serves as a convenient entry point for visitors exploring the region's mountains, beaches, and historic villages.
Q: How far is Abruzzo Airport from Pescara city center? A: The airport is approximately 7 km (4 miles) west of central Pescara, typically a 15-20
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