Most flights to Corsica depart from the French airports of Paris, Marseille and Nice, but there are also many direct flights from the United Kingdom and Germany.
Finally, although with a few routes, there are also direct flights to Corsica from Belgium, Denmark and Switzerland.
There are 4 international airports in Corsica – Ajaccio, Figari, Bastia and Calvi – operating all year round with direct flights from the main French cities by both scheduled and charter flights.
Ajaccio Napoleon Bonaparte Airport is the largest airport in Corsica in terms of passenger numbers. It is located to the east of the city and is connected to the Ajaccio train station by bus line N.8
Bastia Poretta Airport is the second largest airport in Corsica and is located south of Corsica’s second largest city. Approximately every hour there is a bus that connects the airport with Bastia central station in about 30 minutes.
Figari Airport Southern Corsica is located in the southern part of Corsica, in the municipality of Figari, a 20-minute drive from Bonifacio and 20 minutes from the town of Porto Vecchio. Approximately every hour there is a bus that connects the airport with the central bus station of Porto Vecchio (Gare Routière) in about 30 minutes.
The Calvi Sainte-Catherine airport is located in the heart of Balagne, 10 minutes from Calvi and 4 hours from Bonifacio.
In the following map you can see the location of the main places of interest mentioned in this article.
Alternatively, you can consider taking a ferry to Corsica, with or without a car in tow.