Planning a trip from Rome to Aktobe? On the Freedom Travel website and app you can find suitable options, compare them by price and travel time, book your ticket and pay for it online by bank card right away.
This page brings together the key details of the route: distance and travel time, the available connection options, the airlines involved, what makes up the ticket price, the arrival airport and what to see in Aktobe.
General information about flights between Rome and Aktobe
The distance between Rome and Aktobe is about 3,540 km as the crow flies. There are no non-stop flights on this route, so the journey involves a connection and takes from around 9 hours including the layover. The time difference is 3 hours in summer and 4 hours in winter, with Aktobe ahead of Rome. Visa-free entry to Kazakhstan is available to citizens of many countries; the rules depend on your nationality, so check them before you travel. The route is popular with business travellers working in the oil, gas and industrial sectors of western Kazakhstan, and with people visiting family.
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Rome — Aktobe flight schedule
There is no non-stop service between Rome and Aktobe, so the trip is made up of two legs. The most convenient option is to fly from Fiumicino to Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen and continue from there to Aktobe. Total travel time starts at roughly 9 hours and depends on the length of the layover.
The number of departures and their times change with the season and the day of the week, so it is easiest to check the current schedule for a specific date in the Freedom Travel search, where you can also see how fares move.
How much does a flight from Rome to Aktobe cost
The price depends on the departure date, the airline, the season, the length of the connection and how far in advance you buy. We do not publish fixed fares because they change daily. You will see the exact amount including all fees in the Freedom Travel search, and you can pay online by bank card.
Which airlines fly the Rome — Aktobe route
- Pegasus — connecting flights via Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen
- AJet — the Rome to Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen leg with an onward connection to Aktobe
Other combinations of carriers are also possible — the full list of airlines for your chosen date is shown in the Freedom Travel search.
How to get from Rome to Aktobe: your options
There are no non-stop flights between Rome and Aktobe — the two cities are not linked by direct service.
The main option is a single connection in Istanbul: from Fiumicino to Sabiha Gokcen and then on to Aktobe with Pegasus. Itineraries with two connections also exist, for example via a European hub and Astana, from where Air Astana, FlyArystan, SCAT Airlines and Vietjet Qazaqstan operate domestic flights to Aktobe.
A single connection usually means less time in transit, while two-stop itineraries can sometimes be cheaper. If your route passes through a third country, check in advance whether you need a transit visa.
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Aktobe airport
Aktobe International Airport (AKX) is located about 12 km north-east of the city centre. Taxis and city buses run to the centre.
What to see in Aktobe
Aktobe is a major industrial and administrative centre in western Kazakhstan, known for its oil, gas and metallurgy industries.
- Nur Gasyr Mosque — one of the largest mosques in the city and the region.
- Regional Museum of History and Local Lore — exhibits on the history and nature of the region.
- T. Akhtanov Drama Theatre — the leading theatre in the city.
- Central Park — a popular spot for locals to relax.
- Aliya Moldagulova Memorial Museum — a museum dedicated to Hero of the Soviet Union Aliya Moldagulova.
- Shanyrak Monument — a monumental ensemble shaped like the frame of a yurt.
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