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Marina di Campo Airport

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Aeroporto di Marina di Campo

IATA: EBA

ICAO: LIRJ

Summary

Airport type

Public / Military

Operator

Alatoscana S.p.A.

Serves

Marina di Campo

Location

Elba, Italy

Elevation AMSL

30 ft / 9 m

Coordinates

42°45′37″N 010°14′22″E / 42.76028°N 10.23944°E

Website

elba-airport.it

Map

EBA

Runways

Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	m	ft	Surface
16/34	949^[1]	3,114	Asphalt

Marina di Campo Airport (Italian: Aeroporto di Marina di Campo) (IATA: EBA, ICAO: LIRJ) is the airport of the Italian island of Elba,^[2] located in the village of La Pila, in Marina di Campo. It is also known as Teseo Tesei Airport (Italian: Aeroporto "Teseo Tesei"). It is the third airport of Tuscany in terms of passengers after Pisa International Airport and Florence Airport. The airport served until 31 October 2023 as a focus city of Silver Air which was the only airline operating regularly from the airport.

History[edit]

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Opened as a grass airstrip in 1963, the airport was taken over by Milan-based company Transair in 1966 and was developed to handle commercial traffic, with regional airline Transavio flying Britten-Norman Islanders and Piaggio P.166 aircraft to Pisa, Milan and Florence, although a tarmac runway was not opened until 1991. Transavio folded in 1990, but several other regional airlines including InterSky, Silver Air and Air Alps started operations in the following years. A new terminal was opened in 2013, with the old building remaining as a cafeteria, shopping centre and offices.