I have both United & American Airlines listed under "Satellite Terminal", however, FCO's map does not show this. Look at your ticket to see which gate you arrive at. As a 'non-Schengen' (foreign) arrival, you will need to go through immigration/customs clearance and get your bags. A good meeting place would be at the Arrivals level near the information desk.

On arrival at FCO you need to go through non-Schengen (foreign) immigraion/ customs clearance first, then take the free shuttle, which runs between all terminals and carparks daily, every 15 mins; No time to waste!

Open http://www.adr.it/web/aeroporti-di-roma-en-/pax-fco-fiumicino & click on "Flights" - a good plane to meet up would be at Arrivals, in front of the Information Counter.

1. Both Turkish Airlines & United are listed under "Satellite Terminal". However, Terminal 5 of LDV Airport - designated for security-sensitive flights to the United States & Israel only - has special security checks & passport control. Pending completion of a new pier by 2012, passengers are being bussed from/to air carrier. Your connecting time there should suffice. At IAH you need to go tough U.S. customs clearance: All international arrivals are transported to the west end of Terminal D for customs clearance. You need to retrieve your bags, go through customs, and re-check-in your bags if you connect to another flight. Thereafter, take the AeroTrain to the concourse of your connecting flight (if you continue your journey).

1. Terminal 5 of LDV Airport - designated for security-sensitive flights to the United States & Israel only - has one level, with 3 entrances, an Information desk, special assistance lounge, police station, special security checks & passport control. Pending completion of a new pier by 2012, passengers are being bussed from/to air carrier. 2. Southwest of Terminal 3 is the small Terminal 5 - connected to each other by shuttles, located outside of the departures level of T3.

EasyJet uses Terminal B - the largest terminal at FCO, with C, D, G & H gates - look at your ticket and on arrival at the overhead screens for your gate number. This terminal is linked to the subway train. The Departures level has 5 entrances to the check-in Hall. There is a single access area for the 18 security checkpoints and the two fast-track channels. After security check you enter the secure area with shops & food & drink establishments, leading to the concourses at either side: To the left, are two concourses, one with the H gates 1-3 & 6-19 and the other (which houses the train station) with a host of services and the G gates 1-14; (to the right is a concourse leading to C Gates 8-16 of T2), and continues to the D gates 1-10, with services and an escalator to lounges and restaurants.

1. Terminal 5 is for international flights, with security check & Customs - presently only accommodating US & Israeli airline passengers who are being bussed to/from main building - pending the opening of new Pier C, now under construction & expected to open 2011/12. 2. Buses: Terravision (tel. +39 (0)665 958 646), with counters inside the Arrivals Halls of the terminals, offers a shuttle bus to the city center, stopping also at the Metro station 'Lepanto' and the main railroad station 'Termini'. The trip costs 9 EU.

You did not mention which Airline you arrive at. The C refers to Concourse gates, which are located in both of these terminals: Terminal 2 (C-gates) is for check-in of charter flights, with gate area C1-C7; Terminal 3 (C, D, G & H gates) is for Schengen country flights, with arrivals and check-in area, and first floor amenities with access to the left to gate area H1-H3, & H6-H19, and gate area G1-G14, and to the right to gate area C8-C16, D1-D10.

You have to take a shuttle bus. They run frequently but the whole ordeal can take 15 mins, then you have to go thru customs again.

While Fiumicino Airport's map is poor but shows that all terminals are connected to each other, there is no mentioning of a shuttle bus. Since T1 is a domestic terminal, you should only have to go thru customs at T3. You need to have your baggage tagged as 'thru- baggage, going straight to Palermo; check with your airline if you are not sure. Lots of luck!