Compare the parking of two international airports such as Leonardo da Vinci airport (Rome) and the John F. New York Kennedy, noting that although both airports depart from domestic, international and intercontinental routes, the first to the second half of the terminal four to Fiumicino, eight for JFK in New York.
at Fiumicino you can take advantage of the parking available to ADR, the company that manages the airport Leonardo Da Vinci, including the Easy Parking, The new online booking service. You can choose between long-stay car parks (discovered and connected to the terminals via a free shuttle service), multi-storey ones, used for short, medium or long term parking (covered and connected to the terminals via pedestrian walkways with moving walkway) between in the multistorey car park and offers the advantage of the tariff "long stay under cover" for those who stay at least 7 days, the Executive (held with insurance cover for events such as theft, damage and fire, offering the welcome and assistance for fast check- Alitalia and Air One), located on level 2 of the Multi-E, are connected to the terminal by walkways with treadmill and parking meters, car parks opposite the terminal arrivals and departures to stop for a maximum of one hour. The parking fee for long stay starts at € 5.5 per day for a period of rest comprising at least a public holiday, one for the multistorey car park and costs a minimum of EUR 9 per day for a soak period of more than 7 days. E 'can also choose to park in their vehicles, car parks operated by other companies which generally have lower costs but are more distant from the airport terminals.
International Airport John F. Kennedy instead divided among those in their short stay parking (for a day), green, blue, yellow, orange and red, which are adjacent terminals 1 to 8 and those in long term parking, located in the Lefferts Boulevard near Pan Am Road, about four miles from the terminal. The short stay parking costs $ 6 per hour for a maximum fee of $ 33 throughout the day, what a long break amounts to $ 18 for twenty-four hours and $ 6 for every eight hours or part thereof.
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