Milan Linate Airport - Flughafen Mailand-Linate

The airport Milan Linate is the second largest airport in Milan. There are national and European connections here.

background

In the greater area Milan there are three airports with Malpensa being the largest of them. The other two are the city airport Milan Linate and the at Bergamo located Orio al Seriowhich is mostly used by low-cost airlines.

getting there

By train

The airport currently has no rail connection. In the next few years, the M4 subway, which is currently under construction, will head for the airport.

By bus

The city bus lines are the cheapest means of transport to get to Milan. The ticket costs € 1.50 per journey and person. There are two ticket machines at the stop on the arrivals level. If you then want to continue driving in Milan city traffic, you can also purchase a day ticket for 4.50 euros from these machines.

• The Express bus route X73 drives to the metro station San Babila (300 m east of the cathedral) with only a few stops (20-30 minutes) and runs every 20 minutes.
• The Bus route 73 drives on the same route to San Babila with more stops and is therefore a little slower (30-40 min). It runs every 10 minutes during the day

With the taxi

Taxi ranks are located in the arrival area of ​​the terminal on the left. The taxi ride costs between € 15 and € 30 for the trip into the city, depending on the traffic situation and time. There are also dubious providers (e.g. "Linate Fly Car Service") who try to persuade tourists to take a trip by addressing them directly. Here the journey costs 45 €.

In the street

The airport is located at the end of Viale Enrico Forlanini, which begins directly in the center of Milan at Piazza Fontana (via Verziere there). Three km west of the airport is Viale Enrico Forlanini to Tangenziale Est (), 6, connected.

Viale Enrico Forlanini leads to the east as a provincial road continue towards Treviglio.

Airlines and destinations

• Lufthansa - Frankfurt
• Meridiana - Munich
• Easyjet

Terminals

Arrivals

departure

Change

security

mobility

activities

Lounges

Planespotting

Idroscalo

The Idroscalo is located directly to the east of Linate Airport. The elongated lake was laid out in the 1930s as a runway for the so-called flying boats, flying boats and normal aircraft were handled from a common terminal. After the Second World War, the lake was converted into a swimming lake for seaplanes. At Idroscalo you will find bathing beaches and other leisure facilities, from where you can watch the planes taking off and landing and - with swimming trunks in your hand luggage - you can kill longer transfer times in summer. From the terminal it is a walk of about 1.5 km to the lake, there are also buses: From the airport line 183 (runs daily), line 930 (only Saturday) and line 73 / (73 canceled, only Sunday).

More info: http://www.idroscalo.info/

shop

Practical advice

You can access the Internet free of charge via the "viamilano" hotspot, the speed is limited to 150 kBps and the traffic is limited to 300 MB (which is perfectly adequate for surfing and emailing during a short waiting period). If you need higher speed and more data volume, you can purchase premium packages with a credit card.

There is also a Poste Italiane branch in the arrivals area.

kitchen

At the airport you will find the usual selection of airport fast food both on the land and on the air, here with an Italian touch, at the typical airport prices, which are higher than in the city.

accommodation

health

Practical advice

The Lost & Found counter is located in the arrivals area.

Smoking is prohibited in the terminal itself and there are no smoking rooms. Smoking is only permitted in front of the building.

Web links

• http://www.milanolinate-airport.com/en (en) - Official website of Milan Linate Airport