Rome's Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport tracks just 8 destinations in this dataset, and unlike Dubai's or Doha's similarly small lists, this one isn't a dense verified corridor: all 8 are long-haul South Asian city pairs, and only 3 — Delhi, Dhaka and Colombo — carry a verified historical direct-service record.
The three verified routes line up with Alitalia's own historical long-haul network plus its partner carriers: China Airlines on Delhi, Biman Bangladesh Airlines on Dhaka, and Malaysia Airlines and SriLankan Airlines alongside Alitalia on Colombo. The five unverified pairs — Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Mumbai and Kathmandu — are all genuinely long distances of 5,300 to 6,660 km, but none show a matching carrier record here, which most likely reflects that Alitalia's historical route network reached fewer Pakistani and Nepali destinations than its Indian, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan ones.
All 8 of Rome's tracked destinations are international and all 8 sit in the long-haul band above 5,300 km. Only Delhi, Dhaka and Colombo carry a verified historical direct-service record; Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Mumbai and Kathmandu are tracked here as real distance and flight-time references without a matching verified nonstop.
| Destination | Country | Distance | Flight Time | Haul | Verified Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Islamabad ISB |
Pakistan | 5,300 km / 3,293 mi | ≈ 6.2h | Long-haul | — no record |
Karachi KHI |
Pakistan | 5,336 km / 3,316 mi | ≈ 6.3h | Long-haul | — no record |
Lahore LHE |
Pakistan | 5,540 km / 3,442 mi | ≈ 6.5h | Long-haul | — no record |
Delhi DEL |
India | 5,933 km / 3,687 mi | ≈ 7.0h | Long-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Mumbai BOM |
India | 6,194 km / 3,848 mi | ≈ 7.3h | Long-haul | — no record |
Kathmandu KTM |
Nepal | 6,661 km / 4,139 mi | ≈ 7.8h | Long-haul | — no record |
Dhaka DAC |
Bangladesh | 7,321 km / 4,549 mi | ≈ 8.6h | Long-haul | ✓ 1 carrier |
Colombo CMB |
Sri Lanka | 7,630 km / 4,741 mi | ≈ 9.0h | Long-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Only 3 of Rome's 8 tracked routes — Delhi, Dhaka and Colombo — carry a verified historical operating record; the other 5 are genuinely useful for distance and routing math, but shouldn't be quoted as confirmed nonstop service.
OpenFlights' historical route dataset records 3 carriers operating this city pair, flying Airbus A330-200. It's the best-served pair in Rome's whole tracked network — still confirm current-day operation and schedule in your GDS before quoting, since this dataset reflects historical service, not a live timetable.
AZ AlitaliaMH Malaysia AirlinesUL SriLankan Airlines2 carriers on record, flying Airbus A330-300. Fewer options than Rome's top pair, but still a genuine verified connection rather than a theoretical one.
AZ AlitaliaCI China Airlines1 carrier on record, flying Boeing 777-300. Fewer options than Rome's top pair, but still a genuine verified connection rather than a theoretical one.
BG Biman Bangladesh AirlinesFCO as origin covers this entire South Asian list; with just 3 of 8 routes verified, a live GDS availability check matters more here than it would for a more densely-verified origin city.
Amadeus: AN15JULFCOxxx Sabre: A15JUNFCOxxx Galileo: A/15JUNFCOxxx
Replace xxx with the destination's own 3-letter IATA code from the tables above — the availability-check syntax itself doesn't change by destination, only the city pair does.
3 of the 8 tracked here: Delhi, Dhaka and Colombo, all via Alitalia and partner carriers. Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Mumbai and Kathmandu are not verified in this dataset.
This particular dataset tracks only the destinations that overlap with other South Asian cities covered on this site; it's a narrow real slice, not Rome's full route network, which reaches far more of Europe, the Americas and beyond.
Neither carries a verified historical direct-service record in this dataset, despite both being tracked long-haul distances (5,300 km and 5,336 km). Treat these as real bookable city pairs that likely require a Gulf or European connection, and confirm current routing in your GDS.
Colombo, with three carriers on record — Alitalia, Malaysia Airlines and SriLankan Airlines — making it the most substantiated of Rome's 8 tracked routes.
Islamabad, at 5,300 km and about 6.2 flight hours, is Rome's shortest tracked route here; every one of the 8 falls into the long-haul category.
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