Antonio Canova International Airport, also known as Treviso-Sant’Angelo Airport or simply Treviso Airport, is an international airport located near the city of Treviso, in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. Treviso Airport is often used by travelers visiting Venice, because it works as a secondary airport for the lagoon city. Venice Marco Polo Airport remains the main airport for Venice, but Treviso is an important alternative, especially for low-cost flights and routes connecting Veneto with many European destinations. The airport is located along Via Noalese, close to the urban area of Treviso and near the road network that links the city with Venice, Padua and the wider Veneto region. It lies about 5 kilometers from Treviso city center, around 25 kilometers from Venice in a straight line, and about 40 kilometers from Padua. Treviso Airport Infrastructure The airport has one passenger terminal, arranged on two main levels. The Arrivals area is located on the ground floor, while the Departures area is on the first floor. The structure is compact, easy to understand, and designed mainly for short and medium-haul passenger traffic. Treviso Airport has one asphalt runway. Its length is commonly listed as about 2,459 meters, with a Read more [...]