Travel Weekly
15 October 2026
Pisa’s Galileo Galilei Airport has inaugurated a new 7,100 sqm arrivals terminal – the first of three phases in an €80 million (AU$131 million) expansion and refurbishment program due to finish in 2028.
The Pisa new building includes a 300kW rooftop solar system and still needs testing and commissioning before it enters service. Once arrivals move across, the existing 8,280 sqm terminal will be converted to departures only, separating passenger flows.
The program also includes new food and retail outlets, and the completed airport is expected to handle between six million and seven million passengers a year. Toscana Aeroporti chief executive Roberto Naldi described the terminal as the first step in a project that will progressively change the face of the airport...
