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Airport in Rimini, Italy
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Airlines that formerly flew to Fellini Airport include WindJet (2010–12), Livingston (2012–14), Donavia (2015–? ), SmartLynx (2015–? ), Thomas Cook (c. 2015), VIM (c. 2016), Yamal (c. 2016), Israir (2017–? ), and Pobeda (2019–20).

In 2022, 17% of Fellini Airport's traffic was domestic, an additional 23% was international within the European Union, and the remaining 60% was traffic outside the European Union.

As of 2023, the only bus stopping directly in front of the airport is Start Romagna SpA's route 9, which connects the airport to Rimini's city centre, Rimini Fiera and either Santarcangelo di Romagna or San Vito. The route runs through Rimini's southern residential suburbs and the Colonella district, with stops including the city hospital, the Arch of Augustus, the Monumental Cemetery of Rimini, and Rimini's railway station. Route 124 stops near the airport on Viale Losanna, on the other side of the SS16 state road. The route connects the airport to Rimini's city centre, Riccione, and Morciano di Romagna. Instead, the route 9M bus connects the stop to the airport. In April 2023, Roberta Frisoni, Rimini's councillor for public transportation, argued that the variability of demand for a direct airport connection – dependent on the times of flights – meant that a shuttle connection between the Metromare stop and airport is more appropriate. In September 2021, the municipal council approved a project that would allow pedestrians to reach the Metromare stop by lit segregated walkways and cross the SS16 by traffic lights.

The nearest railway stations to the airport are: The plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a farm northwest of the airport. A right wing hit a tree on landing, and one of its branches struck a window, killing a 24 year old German tourist on board. Three others were injured: the co pilot, a stewardess, and a passenger. The aircraft was damaged beyond repair.