On this page you will find the list of the scheduled airlines operating to and from Torino Airport, with phone numbers and links to each carrier's official website.
These contacts are useful for any request concerning the flight itself: buying or changing a ticket, onboard services, baggage allowance, special assistance, delays, cancellations and refunds.
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Torino Airport manages the airport infrastructure and ground services, while each airline is responsible for the contract of carriage signed with the passenger. Knowing who to contact means getting a faster answer.
If your baggage is not delivered or arrives damaged, report it immediately on arrival, preferably before leaving the baggage reclaim area, at the Lost&Found offices of the ground handling companies operating at the airport, located on the Arrivals level. The staff will open a PIR file for missing baggage or a DPR file for damaged baggage. Full details and contacts are available on the lost baggage page.
Below are the scheduled airlines operating at Torino Airport, in alphabetical order, with their phone number and a link to the official website where you can manage your booking.
Ph.: +39 045 2886140
Ph.: 0144 979902
Ph.: +39 06 85960020
Ph.: +39 02.69633602
Ph.: +39 028 295 0213
Ph.: 895 8954444
Ph.: (+39) 02 38594998
Ph.: +39 02 30462355
Ph.: +39 08 991 98 000
Aeroitalia | AEZ
Tel. +39 06 9837 9084
Ph.: +39 02 38594043
Ph.: +39 02 36524468 / 800 942033 - Special Assistance: +39 02 36524582
Turkish Airlines | TK
Ph. +39 06 99749849
Ph.: +39 06 94 502 850 (Existing reservations) - +39 895 895 4404 (New reservations)
Ph.: +39 199 206 621
Ph.: +39 895 895 4416 - Special Assistance: +39 02 006 897 68
Torino Airport is served by both full-service and low-cost scheduled airlines, including Ryanair, Wizz Air, ITA Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, KLM, British Airways, Iberia, Turkish Airlines, Vueling, Volotea, Air Dolomiti, Finnair, Royal Air Maroc, Aeroitalia and Dan Air. The full list with contact details is shown on this page.
The list on this page shows the phone number and official website of each carrier. For booking changes, refunds and assistance requests, the airline is always the point of contact.
In case of cancellation or long delay you should contact the airline directly, as it is responsible for rebooking you on an alternative flight, for assistance and for any refund.
Report it at the Lost&Found offices of the ground handling companies operating at the airport, located on the Arrivals level next to the baggage reclaim area. You should go to the office as soon as you notice the baggage is missing or damaged, before leaving the reclaim area. At Torino Airport the service is provided by SAGAT Handling and Aviapartner, each for the airlines they assist: up-to-date contacts and opening hours are available on the lost baggage page.
The PIR (Property Irregularity Report) is the missing baggage report opened by Lost&Found staff following the passenger's notification, recording the baggage tag reference and the passenger's contact details. If the baggage is damaged or tampered with, a DPR (Damage Property Report) is opened instead. The passenger receives a copy of the report, which is required for any subsequent claim to the airline.
No. Items lost or left behind in the terminal or on board the aircraft are handled by the Lost Property Office, which is separate from the baggage service. Checked baggage claims must be opened at the Lost&Found desk.
In the terminal, carriers are represented by the check-in desks and by handling staff during flight operating hours. Outside these times you should use the phone numbers and online channels listed on this page.
The Torino Airport network includes domestic and international routes that change between the summer and winter seasons. You can browse them on the destinations map.
