Pisa's left-luggage service runs through the information office at a flat daily rate, and the airport's WiFi gives you an hour free — here's exactly how both work.

Pisa Galileo Galilei is compact enough that its facilities are easy to find once you know where to look — useful if you're storing a bag before heading into Pisa or Florence for the day, or just need to get online while waiting for a flight.
Landing at Pisa for Florence or Tuscany? A private transfer skips the wait for a bag storage counter and the terminal WiFi login screen entirely.
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Pisa Airport runs its left-luggage service through the airport's information office, reachable at +39 050 849 300. It's open every day from 08:00 to 20:00, and storage costs €7 per item per day. That daytime-only window matters if your flight lands very early or departs very late — the service won't be available to drop off or collect bags outside those hours, so plan around it if your schedule is tight.
WiFi: What's Free and What Isn't
WiFi is available throughout the terminal, and the first 60 minutes are free of charge. Beyond that first hour, continued access typically requires a paid extension, so if you need to be online for longer — working through a long layover, for instance — plan for that rather than assuming the free hour will stretch to cover your whole wait. Fixed internet stations are also available in both the Departures and Arrivals areas for a quick check without needing your own device connected.
Whether you're storing a bag for a Pisa day trip or heading straight into Florence, a private transfer is booked and waiting when you land.
See Florence Transfer Options →Other Facilities Worth Knowing About
Beyond luggage storage and WiFi, Pisa Airport has a reasonable range of amenities for its size: a pub, bar and café on the ground floor, three restaurants (one self-service) and a further bar on the first floor, and a shopping area called La Corte with more than 20 shops, accessible from both floors. There's also a paid VIP lounge (Sala VIP Galilei) open from 05:00 to 20:00 with snacks, WiFi and drinks, plus a bank, currency exchange desk, a family room with baby-changing facilities near the ticket office, and a pharmacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there left-luggage storage at Pisa Airport?
Yes — through the airport's information office, open daily from 08:00 to 20:00, at a cost of €7 per item per day.
Can I store or collect luggage outside those hours?
Not through the standard service — it operates within the 08:00–20:00 window, so an early-morning or late-night flight needs planning around that.
Is WiFi free at Pisa Airport?
The first 60 minutes are free; continued use beyond that typically requires a paid extension.
Are there internet stations if I don't have my own device?
Yes — fixed internet terminals are available in both the Departures and Arrivals areas.
Does Pisa Airport have a paid lounge?
Yes — the Sala VIP Galilei lounge, open 05:00 to 20:00, offers snacks, drinks, WiFi and reading material for a fee.
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