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Cuneo International Airport (LIMZ) lies at Levaldigi near Savigliano in Piedmont, north-west Italy, serving both Cuneo and Turin as the region's second airport after Turin Caselle. It offers a single long hard-surfaced runway with ILS approach capability, making it a straightforward if quiet destination for VFR and IFR flights alike.
Cuneo International Airport, also known as Cuneo-Levaldigi or occasionally Turin Cuneo Airport, is a public airport situated at Levaldigi in the Savigliano area of Piedmont. It is operated by Società Gestione Aeroporto Cuneo (GEAC S.p.A.) and serves both the city of Cuneo and, at a distance, Turin, functioning as Piedmont's second airport behind Turin Caselle. For a simulator pilot it is a useful regional field offering a substantial ILS-equipped runway in an otherwise rural, low-traffic setting at the foot of the Alps.
The airport sits at Levaldigi in the comune of Savigliano, in the province of Cuneo, Piedmont. It lies within the wider Turin/Piedmont airspace structure as the secondary airport of the region, behind Turin Caselle. The field is positioned at coordinates 44.5475N, 7.6231E, in the plain south of Turin and within reach of the Alpine foothills and the Langhe-Roero-Monferrato wine country to the south-east.
Cuneo has a single physical runway, 03/21, laid out on a hard surface and lit for night operations. Runway 21 is listed at 7588 ft with an ILS approach, while runway 03 is listed at 7466 ft. The airport sits at an elevation of 1240 ft.
The airport provides an AFIS (Aerodrome Flight Information Service) under the callsign CUNEO INFO on 119.55 MHz. Runway 21 is served by an ILS approach.
Cuneo Airport has long served as the secondary airport for Piedmont, positioned behind Turin's Caselle Airport in terms of traffic and importance. It has operated under public ownership with GEAC S.p.A. managing the facility, handling scheduled and charter services over the years for the Cuneo and wider Piedmont catchment area.
The airport continues to handle scheduled and charter flights, with 2024 traffic recorded at 105,428 passengers and 3,158 aircraft movements. Carriers operating from Cuneo have included Aeroitalia, with routes to Cagliari and a seasonal service to Olbia, Air Arabia to Casablanca, and Ryanair operating to Cagliari with a seasonal Palermo route. The airport remains a small regional facility, best suited to pilots planning flights matching its limited but active schedule.