Editing Piedmont (section)

==Transport==
=== Air ===
[[File:Airbus A320 of Lufthansa with sharklets (D-AIZS).jpg|thumb|[[Turin International Airport|Turin-Caselle International Airport]]]]
[[Turin International Airport|Turin-Caselle International Airport]] has domestic and international flights and handle 3,952,158 passengers and 3,334 tons of cargo in 2019 (before the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]).<ref name="europa1"/>

=== Land ===
There are links with neighbouring France via the [[Fréjus Road Tunnel|Fréjus]] and [[Colle di Tenda]] tunnels as well as the [[Col de Montgenèvre|Montgenèvre Pass]]. Piedmont also connects with [[Switzerland]] by the [[Simplon Pass|Simplon]] and [[Great St Bernard]] passes. It is possible to reach Switzerland via a normal road that crosses eastern Piedmont, starting from [[Arona, Piedmont|Arona]] and ending in [[Locarno]], on the [[Italy–Switzerland border|Swiss border]]. The region has the longest motorway network amongst the Italian regions, covering approximately {{Convert|800|km|abbr=on}}. It radiates from Turin, connecting it with the other provinces in the region, as well as with the other regions in Italy. In 2001, the number of passenger cars per 1,000 inhabitants was 623 (above the national average of 575).<ref name="europa1"/> There is a [[Turin–Milan high-speed railway]]; the travel time is only 52 minutes.