Airports of Cattala

Jennai International Airport
Main Article: Jennai International Airport

Jennai International Airport is the primary international airport serving Jennai and the country of Cattala at large. Located some 16km away from Jennai Harbour, it is also the largest international airport in the south of the Italian Peninsula, handling 15.5 million passengers in 2011. In that same year, Jennai became Europe's 27th busiest airport, overtaking Athens International. In the last few years it has made extensive improvements to public transport connectivity, access roads and inter-terminal transportation. Jennai has two passenger terminals with a total annual handling capacity of 18 million passengers. Terminal One opened in 1971, followed by Terminal Two in 1999. The airport will require extra terminal and runway capacity by the years 2020 and 2030 respectively if it continues to grow at the current rate.

King Marco Bonnecelli Airport
Main Article: King Marco Bonnecelli Airport

King Marco Bonnecelli Airport, also known as Celeste Airport, is one of the four international airports of Cattala, located north-east of the capital city of Celeste within the province of Amosseri. It is owned and operated by Celeste Airport Holdings, a state-owned company which previously owned all four international airports before they were privatised.

Bonnecelli Airport has one passenger terminal with a total annual handling capacity of 3 million passengers. It opened in 1953, making it the oldest used terminal in any major Cattalian airport. It was extended in 1995 but has seen a steady decline in passenger numbers in recent years and the ending of many regular services.