The best ways to get from Milan Malpensa Airport (Italy). Malpensa airport How to get from the airport to the city
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Milan's largest airport, Malpensa, receives about 30 flights daily from various destinations and airlines. Convenient connections between terminals allow passengers to use all the services offered by the airport.
general information
In addition, Malpensa has the status one of the largest cargo airfields in Italy, collaborating with more than 30 airlines around the world operating cargo flights.
The history of the airport began in the 40s of the 20th century, when Italian entrepreneurs Gianni Caproni and Giovanni Augusto opened a small airfield near the Malpensa farm, and then a flight school. During World War II, the airfield was destroyed and rebuilt only years after the end of the war. In the 60s Malpensa became developed airport, one of the main ones in Italy.
As passenger traffic increased (and this figure now exceeds 18 million people per year), buildings and departure areas were rebuilt, modernization was carried out, infrastructure was expanded, and new services were introduced.
Terminals
Both terminals work around the clock.
Between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 of Malpensa Airport there is constant free shuttle runs.
All departure/arrival areas equipped with everything necessary for people with disabilities: the lifts are equipped with ramps, there are special elevators (buttons in Braille). A certain staff of specialists works with this category of passengers.
Flights and airlines
Among the major airlines with which Milan Airport cooperates are:
- Terminal 1 - Air France, Blue Panorama Airlines, Air Italy, Alitalia, Eurofly, Livingston Energy Flight, Neosi, Spanair, Lufthansa, Volare Airlines.
- Terminal 2 - Easy Jet.
Total Malpensa serves 114 airlines.
Flights from Russia mostly arrive at Terminal 1, zone 1B (non-Schengen destinations). These are flights from Aeroflot (flights from Moscow-Sheremetyevo), Alitalia (flights from Moscow and St. Petersburg), Rossiya (flights from St. Petersburg), and Ural Airlines (Ekaterinburg).
All flights and destinations can be viewed on the online electronic board on the official Malpensa website (page address: http://www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/en). Unfortunately, the site does not have a Russian version(there are only Italian, English and Chinese), but you can figure out the online departures and arrivals board without the Russian version of the site.
The electronic display shows all current flights, departure and arrival times, flight code and direction, departure area, flight status.
Nutrition
The airport terminal building has more than 30 food outlets - restaurants, cafes, pizzerias. They are located both in departure areas and in public areas, so passengers and airport guests will always find somewhere to have a snack or a hearty lunch. But choosing a restaurant or cafe is not an easy task: they all offer dishes from different world cuisines. For example:
- Asia- Asian dishes.
- Ciao– classic Italian menu, there are children's dishes.
- Espression Lavazza– a coffee shop with a huge selection of coffee varieties, but the true masterpiece is Italian espresso.
- My Sweet– a huge assortment of pastries and pies.
- Puro Gusto– dishes of both Italian and pan-European cuisines.
There is a special interactive map in public areas, on which all the food points are marked, and the traveler can easily find out where the closest place is where you can have a tasty and inexpensive lunch.
The average bill in cafes and restaurants is 20-25 euros.
Infrastructure and services
Throughout the airport terminal Paid Wi-Fi is available, there is no free internet here. Payment for the Internet is made in special terminals; to do this, you need to select a time interval and enter the cost of this tariff in the required column.
Cost of using Wi-Fi:
- 1 hour – 5 euros.
- 30 minutes – 2.90 euros.
- 5 hours – 10 euros.
Those who are forced to stay in Malpensa or are waiting for a very long time for their flight can visit the food stations located throughout the airport building, numerous shops and boutiques, exchange money at a bank branch or special terminals.
For little travelers There is a children's playroom located in Terminal 1 (zone 1B). Children's stay in the playroom is free; if necessary, a teacher can look after the child. There are also special rooms for changing and feeding babies.
Working pharmacies and first aid stations.
For those arriving or meeting at the airport terminal, there are 6 parking lots - open and closed: for example, express parking with 1,300 spaces for those arriving at the airport for a short stay; parking with more comfortable conditions for wealthy passengers; budget parking for 2000 spaces, and others.
Luggage storage is located on the lowest level of Terminal 1 (area 1B). Opening hours – from 6.00 to 22.00, per day of storage you will need to pay from 3.5 to 4 €.
The Malpensa buildings house many large and small shops, including those open 24 hours a day. The huge duty free store provides a wide range of goods: cosmetics and perfumes, alcoholic drinks, goods for children. By the way, at the airport you have the opportunity to return the tax that was paid on purchases in Italy - Tax Free.
For the tax free procedure in Malpensa, it is necessary that the product was purchased in Milan (or another Italian city) for an amount of at least 158 €, and only in stores with the Tax Free Shopping sign.
At Malpensa airport You can order the Meet&Assist service. This literally means “accompaniment and assistance”, i.e. escort of the passenger by an employee - assistance with registration and customs control, baggage check-in, transfer to the desired location, etc.
Accommodation
To make the wait quite comfortable, the airport has not only waiting rooms in the departure areas, but also the whole hotel complex is Sheraton Milan-Malpensa. It is located in the Terminal 1 building.
Here passengers can not only relax before a long flight, but also, if necessary, hold a business meeting in the conference room. The hotel infrastructure also includes swimming pool, fitness room, restaurant.
In addition to Malpensa's own hotel complex, Guests can stay in the nearest hotels and inns:
- Holiday Inn Express(budget accommodation option, includes room accommodation, use of hotel parking, transfer to the airport).
- First Hotel Malpensa 4*(the hotel has its own Italian restaurant, and there are several golf courses nearby).
- Una Hotel Malpensa(provides a free shuttle service to the airport).
- Crowne Plaza 4*(located between terminals No. 1 and No. 2). There are rooms available for guests, a conference room with 140 seats, and free Wi-Fi.
How to get from the airport to the city?
From airport many modes of transport depart, so going to the center won’t be too difficult. How to get from Malpensa Airport to Milan:
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Electric train, or rather the Malpensa Express, departs from Terminal 1 and goes to Milan train station, which is located in the city center.
The train is leaving round the clock, with an interval of 20-25 minutes, the cost of travel there is 11 euros. Tickets must be validated (yellow composters).
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Bus from Terminal 1 (with a call at Terminal 2) goes to the train station in Milan. Buses depart from the counter every 20-25 minutes; tickets can be purchased at special airport ticket offices or directly on the bus itself.
Ticket prices for adults – 10 euros, children – 5 euros.
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Taxi, which can be ordered right here at the airport, at the exits of Terminals 1 and 2. A trip to the center of Milan can cost from 50 to 95 euros (depending on the number of passengers and luggage).
There is one important nuance: The windshield of a taxi must have a sticker “Taxi autorizzato al servizio aeroportuale lombardo”(i.e., the taxi is licensed to operate from the airport). Otherwise, the price of a trip in an unlicensed taxi may be significantly higher.
In addition to Milan, from Malpensa you can get to other European cities - Rome (service interval 2 hours, cost 18 €), Turin (departure every 2 hours, ticket price - 18 €), Bologna, Verona, Lugano, Bergamo (interval between departures take 1.5 hours, tickets cost 18 €) and others.
It can be done using regular buses. Their schedule can be viewed at stops at departure points, near the exits of Terminals 1 and 2.
Despite the presence of three airports in the vicinity of Milan, Malpensa Airport receives the vast majority of flights to the Italian fashion capital. In terms of its workload, it is second only to one air gate on the territory of the state - the Rome Leonardo da Vinci air terminal.
Location
Malpensa Airport is not difficult to find on a map of Milan, since the air harbor is located at a distance of about fifty kilometers in the northwest direction from the city. The place on which the building was built deserves special words. The fact is that immediately upon exiting it onto the street, a unique panorama of the Alps opens up before visitors. It is able to make an unforgettable impression even on those people who come here not for the first time.
general description
As noted above, among all the air harbors that Milan has at its disposal, Malpensa Airport is the largest. The average annual volume of passenger traffic here is approximately 24 million people, and cargo traffic is about 410 thousand tons. In the second indicator, it surpasses all other Italian air gates. The airport includes two terminals. The main building has three levels. On the first of them there is an arrivals area, on the second there is an international and domestic area with numerous cafes and shops, on the third there are check-in counters, lounges and waiting rooms. The airport has two runways, each of which is 3915 meters long and 60 meters wide. Each of them has a high-quality asphalt surface, allowing it to accommodate all types of aircraft. The map of Malpensa Airport (Milan) is shown below.
Terminals
Both terminals that make up this air harbor are used for both passenger and cargo air transport. The first one is called “T1”. It serves regular flights. As for the second one - “T2”, it is used exclusively by the low-cost air carrier - the EasyJet company. In turn, the first terminal has two zones - 1A (for airliners that fly between Schengen countries and in domestic traffic) and 1B (for transcontinental flights and flights outside
and luggage transportation
Now a few words about the rules that everyone who travels through Milan Malpensa Airport needs to know. The departure and arrival boards located in the terminals provide all the necessary information about the flight. For international routes, it is recommended to arrive no later than two hours in advance. As for domestic flights, passengers traveling on such a route must arrive one and a half hours before the time indicated on the ticket. All baggage and hand luggage must be presented for inspection to the carrier's personnel upon check-in. The total weight of transported items must not exceed the norm established by the airline. Otherwise you need to pre-book it. If this is not done, the decision on such transportation is made based on technical capabilities.
Services
To pass the time while waiting for a flight, Milan Airport offers its guests a range of services. First of all, this applies to shops and various food outlets. It should be noted that some of them are available only to passengers, while others are available to all visitors to Malpensa. An interesting feature of the airport is paid Wi-Fi, the cost of which is five euros per hour. Payment for this service can be made in advance through the online store or at special information points.
Everyone has the opportunity to use the wardrobe and storage rooms. The daily cost of placing things here is 4 euros. Among other things, in the building you can find a post office, currency exchange offices, banks, a church, a pharmacy and many kiosks where all kinds of excursion tours are sold. As for passengers traveling with children, there are mother and child rooms for them, as well as the so-called “Baby Pit Stops”, equipped with comfortable chairs. A tax refund service for purchases made by non-residents of the country (“Tax Free”) is located in each of the terminals.
Transport
Despite the fact that the air harbor is located very far from the city of Milan, Malpensa Airport has very convenient transport links with it. In this regard, even those tourists who came here for the first time will not have problems traveling to the center. Since airliners take off and land here around the clock, public transport operates similarly.
Directly next to the T1 terminal there is a railway station, from which trains called “Malpensa Express” depart at intervals of forty minutes (it increases at night). Their final destination is Cadorna Station, which is located in the very center of Milan. Travel time is about half an hour, and its cost is 10 euros.
The network of bus routes is also quite developed, which are not limited to just the direction Milan - Malpensa. Information boards will tell you how to get to other major Italian cities and popular tourist places (Turin, Verona, Genoa, Bergamo and others). If you look at them, you can see that there are more than twenty different routes. The fare ranges from 13 to 20 euros.
There are several car parks at the airport where you can order a taxi. This pleasure is not cheap. In particular, to get to the center of Milan you will have to pay about 90 euros. As practice shows, it is much more profitable to order a transfer, which is the most convenient (from a financial point of view) travel option if traveling with a large group or family.
Hotel
For those traveling in transit through Milan, Malpensa Airport can offer the services of a hotel located on its territory. Its fund consists of 433 rooms of varying levels of comfort. In addition, there is a VIP lounge, a business center, a solarium, massage rooms and several conference rooms equipped with modern technology and equipment.
Good day to all!
So 11 days have passed in Italy, and yesterday I returned to Moscow. I visited the following cities: Ancona (where I flew), Bologna, Ravenna, Piacenza, Parma and Milan, from where I flew.
Photo of the main attraction of Milan - the Duomo, although besides it there are a lot of attractions there. Rip off those who say there is nothing to do in Milan!
In this review, I will share my impressions of the Milan-Moscow flight with Aeroflot. Aeroflot flies from Malpensa, from there Alitalia and Transaero, and Blu-express flies from Bergamo.
1. Malpensa Airport, Terminal 1
Our flight departed at 15:00, we arrived at the airport around 13.00.
View of the airfield behind the fence.
We are approaching Terminal 1 - the same age as Terminal 3 of Fiumicino.
We go to zone 7, where Aeroflot and Transaero counters are located.
Our racks are 711-714.
The day before I chose seat 13F. Gate B05. Our flight was delayed for half an hour due to the late arrival of the plane from Krasnoyarsk, as it turned out.
The check-in hall offers an excellent view of the airfield. B737-800 Egyptair, A320 Russia and A310 Iran Air.
Embraer 195 Air Dolomiti.
View of the control tower.
General view of the registration hall.
We go down to the gates.
The board shows that there are few domestic flights in Malpensa - mainly members of the Star Alliance.
Having passed it, we find ourselves in the clean zone of sector B.
And we find ourselves in Duty Free heaven.
Let me remind you that our gate is B05, so we turn to gates B01-34.
There we walk along corridors with travelators to speed up movement. We walked for about 10-15 minutes.
A sign confirming the above.
And this corridor is actively undergoing reconstruction.
There is also a roof behind which stands a Transaero B-737-800.
There is another branch in the background: we go to the right.
General view of the drive at gates B01-09.
In the meantime, let's take a photo of the airfield.
Avro RJ Swiss.
B-737-300 Lufthansa. When are they going to release "Classics"?
Trances fly away.
Iranians are being towed.
An Iberia A320 arrived in a new livery with sharklets.
Ground equipment is already preparing to meet our board.
And here is our A321 VP-BTR "S. Diaghilev" - the newest in Aeroflot. I flew on it last year to Barcelona. And I want variety.
The telegantry is being adjusted.
Come up with a title for the photo.
And soon they announce landing. Our flight is SU 2613, also flying under the Alitalia code - AZ 7014.
View of our board from the jet bridge.
2. Flight Milan-Moscow
We walk along the telebridge.
Let's go on board. Luxurious business class seats.
And economy class.
Our places.
There is, as always, enough legroom.
Pocket contents: safety card, Aeroflot magazine, Sky Shop catalog and Aeroflot Style magazine.
A320 Turkish Airlines passes by us.
And Emirates B-777-300ER.
After a while we taxi onto the runway. Let's accelerate...
And we take off.
We have magnificent views of the surrounding towns with the snow-white peaks of the Alps in the background.
And the Moon was visible in the sky.
View of Malpensa.
And to Milan (in the background).
I stole a piece of cloud especially for Sergan.
Soon we are flying over the Alps.
View of Lake Iseo.
And to the Austrian Alps, so dear to my heart.
Before eating, let's go to the "holy of holies" of the review.
Food to choose from: beef with rice or chicken with potatoes. I chose the second option. The appetizer consisted of fresh peas, corn, olives and chicken breast.
At the first drink service I chose orange juice, and at the second I chose water with lemon. I’m posting it.
In the meantime, let's explore the salon.
General form.
Traditional photograph of the seat in front.
The covers on the chair are now just with the logo, without the Olympics.
The overhead panel and luggage racks have been typical for the A320 family since 2007.
We flew through Vienna, Bratislava, Krakow and Minsk. The closer to Moscow, the darker and darker it became.
They released the reverse, and there was a flurry of applause.
We taxi to Terminal D. In the background on the left is the tail of the China Southern Airlines A330, which recently moved to Terminal D.
We pass by the A320.
And we taxi to gate 18.
3. Sheremetyevo Airport, Terminal D
Having said goodbye to the crew, we go out along the jet bridge.
We follow the signs to the exit, baggage claim and transfer.
We walk along the arrival corridor.
There is a sign for an international transfer, but we are not going there.
We're on our way out.
We pass by the internal transfer counters.
And we go to passport control.
Having officially returned home, we go down to the baggage claim area.
From the escalator you can see the departure area.
Let's go to our feed.
Besides our flight, luggage from Guangzhou is also unloaded here.
The baggage claim area itself is quite crowded at this time. There are a lot of Chinese from the flight from Guangzhou.
Having received our luggage and gone through customs, we find ourselves in the greeting room.
And we go outside. View of the canopy of Terminal D.
Malpensa Airport (Aeroporto di Milano-Malpensa) is the largest airport in Milan. About 20 million passengers are served here annually, making it the second largest airport in Italy, after Fiumicino (L’aeroporto di Roma Fiumicino) in Rome.
Major airlines fly here, such as Alitalia, Air France, Aeroflot, Livingston, Blue Panorama Airlines, Neos, Lufthansa and many others. Low-cost airlines include AirOne and EasyJet.
From Russia, you can fly non-stop to Malpensa Airport from Moscow (Aeroflot), St. Petersburg (Alitalia) and Yekaterinburg (Ural Airlines).
You can find out the latest information about flights, as well as buy a ticket at a favorable price on the website aviasales.ru.
Official website of Malpensa Airport www.milanomalpensa-airport.com.
Malpensa Airport has two terminals that operate 24 hours a day. From one terminal to another you can take a free bus.
- Terminal T1 includes area 1A, serving local flights and destinations within the Schengen area, as well as areas 1B and 1C, intended for intercontinental and other flights.
- Terminal T2 is dedicated specifically to servicing the low-cost airline EasyJet, which operates flights to various European cities, as well as charter flights.
The airport is located in the province of Varese, approximately 45 kilometers from Milan. The city center can be reached by bus or train. If you prefer independence and comfort, then a convenient option would be to pre-book an airport transfer.
All information is presented as of 2019. Check the schedule and prices for a specific date when booking tickets.
By bus
Buses from several companies operate in this direction: choosing the appropriate option is not difficult. We recommend purchasing tickets in advance so that you don’t have to worry about it when you arrive at the airport.
Terravision bus
Terravision buses depart every 20 minutes from Terminal 1 (Gate No. 3) and Terminal 2 (bus stop No. 7). Arrival in the very center of the city - at Via Giovanni Battista Sammartini, 1.
Buses start operating at 5.05 am and end at 00.10 am. Travel time is about an hour.
The fare is about 8 Euro.
Autostradale bus
The Autostradale bus departs from the airport at approximately the same interval (on average 20 minutes), which will take you to the central station in 50-60 minutes.
The first flight departs at 6.00 am, the latest at 00.20. Stops are located at both terminals (boarding is carried out at T1, stop at T2 on request).
The ticket price is the same as for Terravision - from 8 Euros.
The FlixBus also departs from both terminals, with intervals of 15-20 minutes. Runs from 5.00 am to 00.25 am.
Photo from the site www.flixbus.ru
Arrive in Milan at Viale Renato Serra (Malpensa Shuttle Stop) and Stazione Centrale M2, M3. In the first case, you will spend about 45 minutes on the road, in the second - an hour.
The ticket price is comparable to previous carriers - about 8 Euros.
GoOpti bus
A trip by GoOpti bus will be more expensive, but this carrier has night departures. Runs from 4.00 am to 03.00 am.
Departs from Terminal 1 and arrives at Stazione Centrale P.za Duca D’Aosta (metro M2, M3). You will spend about an hour on the way.
Ticket prices start from 80 Euro. If you purchase tickets in advance, you can get them at a better price.
Buy a bus ticket
The easiest way to purchase tickets for Terravision, Autostradale, FlixBus and GoOpti buses is on the Russian-language website www.omio.ru. Just set the direction there - Milan Malpensa Airport. This way you will save money, because tickets will be more expensive closer to the trip. And it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to compare all the flights of different buses in order to choose the most profitable one upon arrival.
Having bought a ticket on the website, you just have to go up to the bus and show the printed ticket to the driver: you don’t have to look for ticket offices at the airport and find out information in English.
Malpensa Shuttle
In addition, from the airport to Milan you can take the Malpensa shuttle, which departs every 20 minutes from T1 and goes to Milano Stazione Centrale. On the way, makes a stop at the Fiera Milano City exhibition center. Travel time is about an hour.
The first flight departs at 5:00 am, the last at 1:20 am. Stop at Terminal 2 upon request.
The bus fare is about 10 Euro. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office at the station or on the website www.malpensashuttle.it.
By train
The fastest way to get to Milan is by taking the Malpensa Express train. Trains depart approximately every 15 minutes from T1 and T2. Travel time is only about 40 minutes. The first flight departs at 5.25 am, the last at 00.26 am.
Trains run in two directions: to Milano Centrale and to Milano N.Cadorna train station. The train makes intermediate stops at the following stations:
- Busto Arsizio Nord;
- Saronno;
- Milano Nord Bovisa.
The cost of a train ticket is about 13 Euro.
Tickets can be purchased at the airport ticket office (open from 5.30 to 12 am), from terminal machines, and also bought online on the Russian-language website www.omio.ru without queues. It’s easier to buy a ticket through the website: after purchasing it, it will be sent to your email with all the information about the trip in Russian. All you have to do is print it out or download the mobile application to your smartphone and come to boarding.
By taxi
Since Malpensa Airport is located at a considerable distance from Milan, a taxi ride will cost at least 90-100 Euros.
Transfer from Malpensa airport
Another way to get from Bergamo Airport is to book a transfer in advance. Then the driver will meet you at the airport with a name sign and take you to your place of stay. You can select the make and type of car. The price of the trip is fixed.
If you want to order a transfer, you can view various car options on the website or.
Rent a Car
In addition, you can rent a car - directly at Bergamo airport or online in advance. You can compare prices and choose a car of a suitable class and brand on the Russian-language website www.rentalcars.com.
Car rental is especially suitable for those who want to travel around Italy and visit not only Milan, but also other cities. You can return the car before departure.
How to save money on a hotel in Milan
At Malpensa Airport itself, in Terminal 1, there is the Sheraton Milan Malpensa Hotel, which is also a conference center.
You can also use other hotels located near the airport.
Thus, just 1 km from Malpensa Airport there is a comfortable hotel First Hotel Malpensa 4* with its own Italian restaurant.
Another prestigious hotel CrownePlaza 4* is located 2 km from the airport.
The most budget option is the Holiday Inn Express hotel, near the airport. Also provides a shuttle service to and from the airport.
View all hotels close to Malpensa airport, and also choose where to stay in Milan at a favorable price on the website www.roomguru.ru. It contains offers from various booking systems (Booking, Agoda, Ostrovok), so you can choose a hotel at the lowest price.
How to get from Milan to other cities
If you are planning to continue your trip, then take a look at how to get from Milan to other interesting places.
Malpensa Airport is one of the largest airports in Italy. It is located in the vicinity of the province of Varese, 50 kilometers northwest of Milan. In the 2013 ranking, Malpensa Airport took 25th place among all European airports in terms of passenger and cargo turnover, as well as second place among Italian airports, second only to .
For detailed information about flights, just visit the official website of Malpensa Airport.
Among the base airlines at Malpensa Airport are AirOne, AlbaStar, Alitalia, BluePanoramaAirlines, Livingston and Neos. Flights Ukraine-Milan/Milan-Ukraine are operated by Wind Rose Aviation ( Kyiv-Borispol), Ukraine Airlines ( Kyiv-Borispol, Lviv), AeroSvit ( Kyiv, Odessa, Lviv), Alitalia ( Kyiv-Borispol). Flights Milan-Russia/Russia-Milan are operated by air transport companies Aeroflot ( Moscow-Sheremetyevo), Alitalia ( Moscow-Sheremetyevo, St. Petersburg), KD Avia ( Kaliningrad), Russia ( Saint Petersburg), Ural Airlines ( Ekaterinburg).
The airport is quite well connected to the city. You can get to Milan:
- By train "Malpensa Express"
- By bus "Malpensa Shuttle"
- Rented car or taxi
On the map of Malpensa Airport you can see all the infrastructure elements that interest you with multi-level symbols. 
What is what? Official website of Malpensa Airport and online scoreboard
Despite the primacy in search results for the query “Malpensa airport official website”, the page MILAN MALPENSA AIRPORT is not official, although it contains information similar to that provided on the genuine site.
It's disappointing that the site only supports two languages: Italian and English. The toggle button is located in the upper right corner, right above the social media icons.
The abundance of sections of the site allows you to find any information you are interested in, from the weather at the airport to the latest news, in order to keep you up to date with all events.
The central part of the website page is occupied by an online board, always available at http://www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/en, which displays all current flights. The board consists of three tabs - ARRIVALS/arrival, DEPARTURES/departure and SEARCH/search, a table and a slider for selecting flights by time.
The table in turn consists of the following sections:
- Terminal number
- Flight code
- Direction
- Time
- Flight status
Malpensa airport terminals
Milan Malpensa International Airport currently consists of two operating terminals. Regular flights are serviced at Terminal 1 (T1). Terminal 2 (T2) is intended for low-cost and charter (hire) carriers.
T1, in turn, consists of three satellites - “A”, “B” and “C”. T1A, intended for local and European flights – flights in the Schengen zone. T1B and T1C – international departures (excluding the Schengen zone), as well as intercontinental flights.
Malpensa airport domestic hotel
Having examined the airport layout in detail, it becomes clear that in the locations of Terminal 1, there is an entire Sheraton Milan Malpensa complex - a hotel and a conference center. The hotel is located in such a way that you do not have to waste time searching for it. Comfortable rooms and Italian hospitality? exactly what you need after a tiring flight.
It is worth mentioning the nearest hotels located near the airport:
- FirstHotelMalpensa (distance from airport? 1 km)
- CrownePlaza (distance from airport? 2 km)
- Novotel Malpensa (distance from airport? 4 km)
- UnaHotelMalpensa (distance from airport? 18 km)
Services and facilities provided at Malpensa airport
The airport provides not only essential services, but also options for more demanding passengers.
Banks and currency exchange offices are located in each terminal and provide access to financial services around the clock.
Touching upon the financial sector, we note that at the airport you can return tax, which you paid when purchasing goods in Italy. To ensure a successful return, please keep your purchase receipts, the total value of which must exceed € 158. This service is not available to EU residents and does not apply to goods purchased at retail outlets without the Tax Free Shopping sign.
The terminals also provide all the necessary services for passengers with disabilities. Including the assistance of specialized personnel, specially equipped restrooms. There are tactile paving on the floors, and braille buttons in the elevators.
Malpensa Airport provides and paid VIP services, such as a multilingual hostess, assistance with passport control, escort of transfers and private jets, etc. VIP services are available if pre-ordered.
How to get to Milan from Malpensa Airport
Fast and reliable Malpensa Express
"Malpensa Express"– a railway route that allows you to easily reach the city in 40-50 minutes, depending on the final destination and the number of stops. Boarding takes place directly from Terminal 1 24 hours a day.
Ticket price A one-way ticket to Milan Cadorna station is about 11 euros, while the cost of a ticket to MilanCentrale is slightly cheaper and will be about 7 euros.
It's worth remembering that The ticket office is open from 5:30 until midnight on weekdays, and on a reduced schedule on weekends and holidays. If your flight arrives at a different time, tickets for the Malpensa Express can be purchased from the electronic machines located in the terminal. In the same machines you can purchase train tickets for other destinations. This is due to the fact that Italian railways are becoming an increasingly popular means of travel. Comprehensive instructions for purchasing tickets can be obtained at:
Malpensa Shuttle
"Malpensa Shuttle"– bus transport that allows you to get from Malpensa airport not only to Milan, but also to anywhere in Italy. The total number of regular destinations exceeds 20 and includes such messages as: Malpensa-Turin, Genoa, Verona, Bergamo. Comfortable buses are equipped with a microclimate system, as well as free Wi-Fi.
Flights to Milan boarding from T1 every 20-25 minutes. Between midnight and 05:00 am, flight frequency is significantly reduced. As of 2014, the cost of a ticket for the Malpensa Shuttle from the airport to StazioneCentrale is 10 euros. The average travel time is 50 minutes.
Rent a car in Milan, Malpensa airport
Have you already created your own travel itinerary for Italy and don’t want to deal with ticket red tape? In this case, we suggest using a car rental service. It will be easier to leave Malpensa airport using a map, so take your time and take it with you or use it link to explore the area around Malpensa Airport.
Early book transport during your stay in Italy, you can use a special form through the official website of Malpensa Airport. The vast majority of offices of transport companies providing car rental services are located in Terminal 1 on level “-1”. If you want to get more detailed information about the procedure for renting a car in Italy with reviews from tourists, go to.
You can also reserve a rental car by phone. Next, we will provide a list of companies with the most loyal prices and excellent quality of services provided:
Auto Europe +390270208154
Avis Autonolegio +39025858481
Bdget +3902748534035
Europcar +390276110258
Hertz +390270200256
Locauto Rent +390270200238
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How to get to Milan from the airport by taxi?
If you want to get to the city by taxi, you should consider a few recommendations. Milan's licensed taxi is always located at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Please note the presence of a sticker "Taxi autorizzato al servizio aeroportuale lombardo". It is he who will indicate the clearly established cost of the trip, while unlicensed taxi drivers may include additional markups in the cost of the trip.
Taxi transfer to/from Milan has a fixed rate of 85 euros. Many tourists often do not take into account such a small and at the same time significant detail - Malpensa Airport has a clear address, which you should use when trying to explain to the taxi driver where to take you.
Malpensa airport address:
Aeroporto Malpensa
21010 Ferno, (VA)
Italy
Phone +3902232323
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