It has already been said that Tortolì is geographically in an important position for exchanges from Sardinia towards the rest of the Italian peninsula and in general towards the whole European community.
Both airport that porto take their name from the Arbatax hamlet of the town and both were born in the 60s of the last century, Mainly at the behest of the Arbatax paper mill, now closed.
The airport complex then passed into the hands of the Sardinia region.
Both have peaks of turnout in the summer even if they are working throughout the year. The airport track is 1500 meters and guarantees safety and functionality for medium small aircraft. The main routes are those with Roma and Milan in Italy, while numerous Charter flights arrive abroad, especially from Germany.
At the time of landing, the panorama is gorgeous because you will be a few meters from the sea and a beautiful beach of Tortolì.
There is also a control tower and is comfortably connected with the rest of the city.
As for the port, the main marine routes are those with nearby Genoa and Rome Civitavecchia.
