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Fiumicino is a small town in the Lazio region, located at the mouth of the River Tiber. It comprises 14 towns, including Isola Sacra, Maccarese, Fregene, and Aranova.
Fiumicino became independent from the Municipality of Rome in 1992 and is known for its striking natural landscapes, sandy white beaches and the scenic banks of the Tiber. The area also hosts significant historical and archaeological heritage. Notable sites are the Archaeological Area of the Ports of Claudius and Trajan, built between the mid-1st and early 2nd century AD, and the Necropolis of Porto, featuring over 200 funerary structures dating from the 1st to 4th century AD, with preserved stucco decorations, frescoes, and mosaic floors.
Today, however, Fiumicino is best known worldwide as the home of Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport. It ranks third in Europe and first in Italy by size and is considered the busiest airport in the country. Currently, the airport has two terminals and three operational runways. In addition to serving as the hub for Italy’s national carrier, ITA Airways, it also functions as a base for several other airlines.
Together with Rome–Ciampino Airport, which serves low-cost carriers and cargo flights, Fiumicino Airport is operated by Aeroporti di Roma (ADR).
Within the airport, passengers can enjoy a wide range of services, including restaurants offering Italian and international cuisine, ice cream parlours, wine bars, retail outlets featuring major global brands, as well as pharmacies, bookshops, and newsstands.
Passenger experience is further enhanced by comprehensive services designed for comfort and accessibility. Dedicated assistance is available for passengers with reduced mobility, ensuring support throughout arrival and boarding. For those travelling by car, the Easy Parking facility provides secure, covered parking close to the terminals, with capacity for over 19,000 cars and 64 motorbike spaces. An addition service is available for passengers wishing to freshen up upon arrival or between flights. In a quiet, comfortable setting, travellers can relax, check emails, or browse the Internet thanks to complimentary Wi-Fi.
It is also very easy to reach the airport directly from the city centre, thanks to frequent and fast connections by bus, train, shuttle, or private car.
Further modernisation works have recently been carried out, including the installation of a highly efficient, state-of-the-art lighting system. The project was developed by Disano, the Italian company that has gained worldwide recognition over the years in the field of infrastructure lighting.
For this installation, the selected products were specifically designed to meet the increasingly stringent demands of modern lighting, particularly in environments such as underground stations, railway stations, and airports. In such settings, lighting remains in continuous operation throughout the day, making it essential that the system delivers not only excellent visibility but also maximum protection for visual comfort, without increasing energy consumption.
The new lighting system developed by Disano for the Roman airport features the use of Vision 2.0, LED Panel, and Liset 2.0 luminaires by Fosnova (a company of the Disano group), all equipped with advanced LED technology to fully exploit its key benefits: significant energy savings, reduced maintenance costs, high luminous efficiency, and excellent colour rendering. In addition, state-of-the-art LED sources ensure a stable luminous flux, reducing flicker and helping to protect the human eye.
The high-quality components developed by Disano are the result of extensive research and testing carried out in the company’s advanced laboratories, ensuring consistently high performance across all installations.
This type of lighting creates welcoming, healthy environments, supporting maximum visual comfort for passengers, staff, and visitors who are required to stay here for many hours. The materials used are carefully selected to ensure long-term durability and stability, further reinforcing the quality and reliability of Disano products.
Equally important is the aesthetic design of each luminaire: minimalist, modern, and defined by fluid lines that allow seamless integration into a wide range of architectural contexts. This design approach reflects the renowned Made in Italy excellence, combining elegance and clean lines to illuminate spaces with refined, discreet lighting.
The Liset 2.0 systems perfectly embody this balance between technology and aesthetics, a hallmark of Disano products, where LED performance and configuration versatility are enhanced by a clean, essential design.
The LED Panel and Vision 2.0 luminaires are also developed using the latest LED technology and feature streamlined forms, making them particularly suitable for interior lighting applications.
Each fixture offers significant technical advantages, including a high colour rendering index for accurate colour perception, excellent luminous efficacy, and substantially reduced energy consumption, essential in spaces where lighting is required continuously, day and night.
Overall, the lighting system has made a major contribution to the modernisation of Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport, with Disano luminaires installed throughout the various areas ensuring consistently high-quality light. This improves visibility while controlling energy costs and ensuring protection of visual health.

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Leonardo da Vinci Rome-Fiumicino Airport