Pisa International Airport Inaugurates New Arrivals Terminal

Pisa International Airport (PSA) officially inaugurated its new arrivals terminal on October 12, 2026. This development represents the first major milestone in an €80 million comprehensive expansion and redevelopment project managed by Toscana Aeroporti. The new facility spans approximately 7,100 square metres and is designed to streamline passenger flow by separating arriving and departing traffic into distinct buildings.

This infrastructure upgrade is intended to alleviate congestion within the existing terminal, which will now be repurposed exclusively for departures. The project, which is fully funded by the airport operator, is scheduled to continue through 2028. By segregating these flows, the airport aims to improve operational efficiency, security screening throughput, and the overall passenger experience as it prepares for future growth in tourism and regional connectivity.

All international and domestic passengers arriving at Pisa International Airport are affected by this change in terminal layout. Travellers should be aware that the arrival process now takes place in a separate building from the main departure hall, which may impact meeting points for ground transportation and airport pickups.

Makutet views this infrastructure investment as a critical step for Pisa to maintain its competitiveness against other regional Italian hubs. By modernizing its facilities, the airport is positioning itself to handle higher passenger volumes more effectively. We anticipate that the completion of the full project by 2028 will likely lead to an increase in airline interest for new routes, as the airport will have significantly improved its capacity to manage peak-hour traffic.