Rome (FCO) -AMS-DTW Terminal #?

[micruiser12]

We will be flying out of the Rome (FCO) airport with a layover in Amsterdam of several hours and then into Detroit.  Does anyone know what terminal we should have our transport driver drop us off at FCO?  I have heard terminal 5 and then 3.  Changes were made in 2018 so need to know since later in 2018 what terminal we should be dropped at?  Also any advice you may have getting around there.  Thanks!

 

Edited May 6, 2019 by micruiser12

[slidergirl]

Hard to say.  First - what airlines?   Second, since your first flight is FCO-AMS, that's an intra-Schengen flight.  Those can leave from either Terminal 1 or Terminal 3.   But a quick look at the FCO info page, it looks like the Alitalia and KLM flights go to AMS out of Termial 1.

[Zach1213]

Terminal 1...probably 

 

https://www.klm.com/travel/it_en/prepare_for_travel/checkin_options/airport_checkin/checkinitalia.htm

Edited May 7, 2019 by Zach1213

[travelplus]

I second Terminal 1!

[micruiser12]

Sorry, forgot to say what airline - it is Delta.  I was told Delta goes out of 3, but since we are going thru Amsterdam I was not sure.

 

[FlyerTalker]

While the roadway approach to T5 is separate from that of the other terminals, T1 and T3 are immediately adjacent to each other on the same approach road.   Even if it isn't T1 (as determined by signage at the building), you can get the driver to go forward another 150 feet and be at T3.

[FlyerTalker]

3 minutes ago, micruiser12 said:

Sorry, forgot to say what airline - it is Delta.  I was told Delta goes out of 3, but since we are going thru Amsterdam I was not sure.

 

Delta does not fly between Rome and Amsterdam, so your Delta-issued ticket will likely be on a code-share operated by either KLM or Alitalia.

[micruiser12]

2 minutes ago, FlyerTalker said:

While the roadway approach to T5 is separate from that of the other terminals, T1 and T3 are immediately adjacent to each other on the same approach road.   Even if it isn't T1 (as determined by signage at the building), you can get the driver to go forward another 150 feet and be at T3.

Thank you!

[micruiser12]

1 minute ago, FlyerTalker said:

 

Delta does not fly between Rome and Amsterdam, so your Delta-issued ticket will likely be on a code-share operated by either KLM or Alitalia.

Yes, it is on KLM code share flight so we would go out of T1 then?

 

[Globaliser]

On 5/7/2019 at 2:48 PM, micruiser12 said:

Yes, it is on KLM code share flight so we would go out of T1 then?

 

The only thing that matters is the operating airline.

 

For KLM, you've already been given the answer: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2661031-rome-fco-ams-dtw-terminal/?do=findComment&comment=57423925

 

[micruiser12]

Thank you all!  Appreciate the replies.  We will be on a tight schedule that morning so want to try to arrive at the right terminal.