Rome–Fiumicino railway

The Rome–Fiumicino railway is a commuter and airport line opened in 1898, originally terminating at the Fiumicino Porto Canale station in the town center. Electrified in 1938 and largely converted to double track by 1960, the line gained its airport branch in 1990 with the expansion of Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. It now serves primarily as a functional rail link for travelers moving between central Rome and the airport, operated by Rete Ferroviaria Italiana.