Arrive carries 3 prepositions: in, on, or at

1. He arrived in New York.
2. He arrived at the station.
3. He arrived on the scene of the accident

'in' with general areas, countries, cities etc. = "I will arrive in Italy", "I will arrive in Rome"

'at' with specific places = "I will arrive at your house", "I will arrive at the airport"

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