Air tickets Aktobe — Rome

Dreaming of the Eternal City and looking for flights from Aktobe to Rome? On the Freedom Travel website and app you can find suitable routings, compare them by price and travel time, choose a convenient connection and pay for the booking online by card.

This page gathers the practical details of the Aktobe — Rome route: the distance and approximate duration, connection options and airlines, what makes up the ticket price, plus information about Fiumicino airport and the main sights of the Italian capital.

General information about flights between Aktobe and Rome

The distance between Aktobe and Rome is about 3,540 km. There is no non-stop service: the trip is made with a connection and takes from about 9 hours including the layover, whereas a direct flight would last around 5 hours. Aktobe is on UTC+5 while Rome is on UTC+2 in summer and UTC+1 in winter, so Italian time is 3 hours behind in summer and 4 hours behind in winter. Citizens of Kazakhstan need a Schengen visa; check the current requirements before you travel. The route is popular with tourists, pilgrims and travellers who start a wider trip around Italy and Europe in Rome.

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Aktobe — Rome flight schedule

There are no non-stop Aktobe — Rome flights in the timetable. The most logical routing runs through Istanbul: Pegasus takes you from Aktobe to Sabiha Gokcen, and from there Pegasus and AJet fly to Rome daily. Turkish Airlines serves Rome from Istanbul (IST), which is easy to reach from Almaty or Astana.

Frequencies and timings change with the season, and demand for Italy is noticeably higher in summer. Check current dates and departure times in the Freedom Travel search: fares are dynamic and depend on the day you fly.

How much does a flight from Aktobe to Rome cost

The fare depends on the date, the airline, the season, the number of stops and how far in advance you book. Tickets cost more in high season and during school holidays and are noticeably cheaper in the shoulder months. The exact price for your dates is shown in the Freedom Travel search: the total includes all fees and you can pay online by bank card.

Which airlines fly the Aktobe — Rome route

• Pegasus — the Aktobe — Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen (SAW) leg and onward Istanbul — Rome flights
• AJet — the Istanbul (Sabiha Gokcen) — Rome leg
• Turkish Airlines — flights to Rome from Istanbul (IST)
• Air Astana, FlyArystan and Scat Air — the Aktobe — Almaty and Aktobe — Astana legs
• Azerbaijan Airlines — the Aktobe — Baku leg in the September to March season; Baku also has non-stop flights to Rome

The full list of carriers and available connections for your dates appears in the Freedom Travel search.

How to get from Aktobe to Rome: your flight options

There is no non-stop flight from Aktobe to Rome, so the itinerary always runs through a transit airport.

The simplest option is a single connection in Istanbul: Pegasus from Aktobe to Sabiha Gokcen, then Pegasus or AJet on to Fiumicino. You can also travel via Almaty or Astana and connect in Istanbul with Turkish Airlines or at another European hub. Between September and March there are departures to Baku, which also has non-stop flights to Rome.

The Istanbul connection is usually shorter in total travel time, while routings via Almaty or Astana can be cheaper even though the journey is longer. Compare layover times, the number of stops and prices in the Freedom Travel search.

When flying with a connection abroad, check in advance whether you need a transit visa in the connecting country.

Find return flights from Rome to Aktobe

Rome airport

Flights arrive at Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino International Airport (FCO), about 30 km south-west of central Rome near the coast. The Leonardo Express runs to Termini station, and regional trains, buses and taxis are also available.

What to see in Rome

Rome is the capital of Italy and the Eternal City, the heart of the Roman Empire and of the Catholic world, with a thousand years of history.

• The Colosseum — the largest ancient amphitheatre and the symbol of Rome
• The Vatican and St Peters Basilica — the centre of Catholicism with museums and the Sistine Chapel
• Trevi Fountain — the famous Baroque fountain
• The Pantheon — an ancient Roman temple with a unique dome
• The Roman Forum and Palatine — the ruins of the political centre of ancient Rome
• The Spanish Steps — the famous stairway on Piazza di Spagna

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