Fiumicino

Another email reported a bomb on another Ryanair flight to Rome bound from Dublin.

Italy's Air Force escorted that plane to Fiumicino and the same ground security procedures were carried out with no explosives found, the official said.

They spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak publicly.

Poland.

I mean, yeah, the big power airports, sure, they can find the space, but Yeah, but even

I landed at Fiumicino, what was it, in February or March, I don't remember, with BA.

And yes, they had a lot of machines, but because of the layout cannot be redone just because of the machines.

When you arrive, you have like, you basically, you cannot go through anything.

back

from Fiumicino, the airport, to Chiusi.

I changed the train twice.

Yeah.

Kind of it was like this big moment where it's like, "We're gonna, we're gonna redesign this whole thing.

We're gonna make it important." He also, right now there's a, it's called a canal, it looks like a river, running through Fiumicino, the also town/neighborhood/city, uh, which is actually where the airport is technically, and he built this canal.

It was intended to help with flooding from the Tiber.

Specifically, when Rome would flood, it would flood into the Tiber, but the Tiber would take too long to sort of get out with the water.

It seems like no one's really sure because they're not sure like, uh, like we found boats for example, and they're actually-

Yeah

... at the museum today in, in, um, I think the museum's in Fiumicino.

It's called, uh, Boats of the River, Boats of the Sea Museum in Fiumicino, which you can also visit.

No, I think, I think places were, were doing pretty, pretty well, and I- it was good to see airports busy but managing.

I flew through Rome, Fiumicino, six times in the summer, and-

Mm

... each time it was a breeze, which is very nice because, uh-

Mm-hmm.

And a driver picked me up at the airport in, uh, Fiumicino, and then I was a resident in the American Academy in Rome.

So were you going to visit the American Academy in Rome, and you thought it was just a, a trip just to see-

Uh, for, for six, for, for, for six weeks or three months, I forgot.