What is the distance from Amsterdam to Rome?

The great-circle distance from Amsterdam to Rome is 806 miles (1,297 km).

What is the time difference between Amsterdam and Rome?

Amsterdam and Rome are in the same time zone.

How much CO₂ does a flight from Amsterdam to Rome produce?

A nonstop flight from Amsterdam to Rome emits about 202 kg of CO₂ per economy passenger — roughly 3.8× the emissions of an equivalent train trip.

✈ AMS → FCO

2H 40M IN ECONOMY. YOUR KNEES WILL REMEMBER.

Flight time: 2h 40m

Distance: 806 mi

Or: 1,297 km

Jet lag: None

Flight from Amsterdam to Rome

Q: How long is the flight from Amsterdam to Rome?

A nonstop flight from Amsterdam (AMS) to Rome (FCO) takes about 2 hours 40 minutes, covering 806 miles (1,297 km).

From Schiphol (AMS), Netherlands Europe → Fiumicino (FCO), Italy Europe

↔ Flying the other way? Rome → Amsterdam

How long is the flight from Amsterdam to Rome?

A nonstop flight from Amsterdam (AMS) to Rome (FCO) takes about 2 hours 40 minutes, covering a great-circle distance of 806 miles (1,297 km). Actual scheduled time varies by airline, routing, and wind — expect ±15 to 30 minutes from this estimate.

Avg flight time

2h 40m

Nonstop, scheduled

Distance

806 mi

1,297 km · great-circle

Avg speed

487 km/h

Door-to-door including taxi

Time zones & jet lag

Amsterdam timezone

UTC+2

Europe/Amsterdam

Rome timezone

UTC+2

Europe/Rome

Time difference

Same

Same time zone

CO₂ footprint per passenger

Economy class, single passenger. Source: DEFRA 2024 averages.

✈ Flight 202 kg CO₂

🚗 Car (alone) 222 kg CO₂

🚆 Train 53 kg CO₂

This flight emits roughly 3.8× the CO₂ of an equivalent train trip and 0.9× a car driven alone over the same distance.

2H 40M IN ECONOMY. YOUR KNEES WILL REMEMBER.

Flight from Amsterdam to Rome

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