Is there a metro stop for the airport?
'Aeroporto' — a-e-ro-POR-to. Four syllables; do not merge 'ae' into one sound.
Ask when planning to travel to or from the airport using public transport. Not all Italian cities have a direct metro link to their airports.
'Fermata per' means stop for or stop going to. The preposition 'per' here indicates purpose/destination. 'C'è' (there is) + noun is the basic existential construction — one of the very first Italian patterns learners acquire.
Come arrivo all'aeroporto Malpensa?
How do I get to Malpensa airport?
Milan's main airport requires a separate Malpensa Express train.
Il metro porta all'aeroporto?
Does the metro go to the airport?
Direct yes/no version.
C'è un treno diretto?
Is there a direct train?
Asks whether you need to change.
Rome has no direct metro link to either of its airports. Fiumicino is served by the Leonardo Express train from Termini (€14, 32 minutes). Ciampino is served by buses. Milan's Linate airport is now connected to the metro via line 4 (M4).