Aeroporti di Roma

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Aeroporti di Roma S.p.A. is the company that manages Rome’s main airports, including Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport, providing airport infrastructure, passenger services, retail and parking facilities.

Rome, Italy
Owned by Mundys S.p.A. (majority shareholder)

About Aeroporti di Roma

Aeroporti di Roma S.p.A. (ADR) is the airport management company responsible for Rome’s primary airports, including Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino. It oversees airport infrastructure, passenger terminals, parking, ground services, and the commercial activities within the airport, working with airlines, retailers, restaurants, car parks and transport providers to deliver the overall travel experience. ADR also operates the “Shop & Fly” pre‑order platform and coordinates duty free and retail operations with partners such as Aelia Duty Free across Fiumicino’s terminals.([rome-fco-international-airport.com](https://rome-fco-international-airport.com/en/airport-guide/duty-free-shopping?utm_source=openai))

A card descriptor like "CM218 ROMA FIUMICINO" most likely refers to a transaction processed at or through Rome Fiumicino Airport, with “CM218” functioning as an internal terminal, till, or merchant location code, rather than a consumer‑facing brand. This could represent airport parking, airport‑run services (such as official parking, lounge access, or airport‑managed fees), or in some cases airport‑processed retail or service charges. Such charges may appear as one‑time payments associated with your travel date, or as pre‑authorizations (for example, for parking or certain services) that later settle for the final amount.

If you have questions about this charge, start by matching the transaction date and amount to your travel through Rome Fiumicino (parking receipts, booking confirmations, or any services purchased at the airport). You can typically find receipts or bookings via the ADR website (for parking and certain services) or in confirmation emails from the airport or your travel provider. If the charge remains unclear, contact Aeroporti di Roma customer service through the official adr.it website, supplying the exact amount, date, and the descriptor “CM218 ROMA FIUMICINO.” Your card issuer can also investigate, confirm whether it was processed via ADR’s merchant account, and initiate a dispute if you do not recognize it.

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Aeroporti di Roma.

  1. CM218 ROMA FIUMICINO

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this “CM218 ROMA FIUMICINO” charge from Aeroporti di Roma on my card?

This descriptor likely represents a transaction processed at Rome Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport under Aeroporti di Roma’s merchant account, with “CM218” acting as an internal till or location code. It may correspond to airport parking, an airport‑managed fee, or another service purchased during your time at Fiumicino.

What types of services from Aeroporti di Roma commonly show up as card charges?

Typical ADR‑related charges include official airport parking, online parking reservations, lounge or fast track services, certain airport service fees, and in some cases purchases made via airport‑run platforms such as ADR’s Shop & Fly service. These will usually reference Rome or Fiumicino in the descriptor and post around your travel dates.([rome-fco-international-airport.com](https://rome-fco-international-airport.com/en/airport-guide/duty-free-shopping?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify if this Aeroporti di Roma charge is legitimate?

Check the transaction date and amount against your flight itinerary, parking bookings, and any services or extras you bought at Rome Fiumicino (e.g., parking confirmation emails from adr.it, lounge access, fast track). If the timing and amount align with your travel, it is likely legitimate. If you still cannot match it, contact Aeroporti di Roma via the official website or speak with your card issuer for further investigation.

Does Aeroporti di Roma place temporary holds or pre‑authorizations on my card?

For some services such as online parking reservations or certain on‑site transactions, you may see a temporary authorization hold before the final charge settles. The hold amount can differ slightly from the final billed amount and should either convert into a completed charge or drop off your statement within a few days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How do I request a refund for a parking or service purchase at Rome Fiumicino?

Refunds depend on the terms of the specific service you purchased. For ADR‑managed services like official parking or fast track, review the confirmation email or the terms on adr.it, then use the listed customer service contact or online form to submit a refund request. Provide your booking reference, vehicle plate (for parking), and transaction details from your card statement to speed up processing.

Can I cancel or modify an Aeroporti di Roma parking reservation after I’ve been charged?

Many ADR parking products offer change or cancellation options up to a certain time before entry, often subject to specific conditions. Log into the ADR parking or booking portal (linked in your confirmation email) to see if modifications are allowed and whether fees apply. If online changes are not available, contact ADR customer support with your booking code and travel dates.

How do I contact Aeroporti di Roma about a billing issue?

Visit adr.it and navigate to the contacts or customer care section for Fiumicino Airport. There you’ll find web forms, email addresses and sometimes phone numbers dedicated to passenger assistance and commercial services. Include a screenshot or exact text of the descriptor (e.g., “CM218 ROMA FIUMICINO”), the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction.

What if I don’t recognize this Aeroporti di Roma charge at all?

If you have not traveled through Rome recently and no one with access to your card has used it at Fiumicino, contact your card issuer immediately to report the charge as unauthorized. They can block or reissue your card if needed and initiate a chargeback while they verify whether the transaction was processed via Aeroporti di Roma’s merchant account.

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