Low-cost flights from Rome to Madrid
Ryanair, Vueling and Wizz Air fly direct from Rome to Madrid: 1,330 km, about 2 h 07 in the air. Below: who flies it, from which airports and — where we have enough history — what it usually costs.
- 3 low-cost airlines
- 1,330 km
- 2 h 07 in the air, about
When would you like to go?
In November, the lowest price we've seen: €43.98 return, 30 Nov – 2 Dec.
Who flies from Rome to Madrid
Ryanair
Vueling
Wizz Air
Departures from: Rome Fiumicino (FCO). Arrivals at: Madrid (MAD).
What it usually costs
Prices we read on this route over the past months: 7971 readings on 46 different days. It's the lowest return fare found each time, base fare per person.
- €35.98 lowest ever seen
- €77.70 average price
Where to fly from Rome →Flights to Madrid: where it costs less →Ryanair →Vueling →Wizz Air →
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FAQ
Which airlines fly from Rome to Madrid?
Ryanair, Vueling, Wizz Air. Direct flights leave from Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and land at Madrid (MAD).
How long is the flight from Rome to Madrid?
About 2 h 07: it's 1,330 km as the crow flies. The real time changes with the winds and with the departure airport.
How do I find out when this flight is cheap?
With a watch on FlyDown: pick your maximum price and we'll email you as soon as a flight on this route drops below it. The Basic plan is free.
Routes from the airlines' own catalogues, updated continuously. Indicative prices: always check on the airline's website.
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