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Milan Malpensa International Airport

IATA MXP ICAO LIMC Large Airport Scheduled Service

Location

Airport Information

City

Ferno (VA)

Country

🇮🇹 Italy

Continent

EU

Coordinates

45.6306, 8.7281

Elevation

768 ft (234 m)

Runways

Ident Length Width Surface Lighted
17L/35R 12,861 ft (3,920 m) 197 ft ASP Yes
17R/35L 12,861 ft (3,920 m) 197 ft ASP Yes

Aviation Terms

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Milan Malpensa Airport to Milan city center?
The Malpensa Express train runs to Milano Cadorna station in about 36 minutes and to Milano Centrale in about 52 minutes, costing EUR 13. Trains depart every 30 minutes. Airport shuttle buses (Terravision, Autostradale) reach Milano Centrale in about 50 minutes for EUR 10. Taxis charge a flat rate of EUR 95 to the city center for the 50 km trip.
How many terminals does Milan Malpensa Airport have?
MXP has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles most major airlines and long-haul flights. Terminal 2 is dedicated to easyJet and some other low-cost carriers. A free shuttle bus connects the two terminals in about 15 minutes. Terminal 1 has been modernized with an expanded satellite building.
What is the difference between Milan's airports?
Milan has three airports. Malpensa (MXP) is the main international airport, 50 km northwest. Linate (LIN) is the city airport just 7 km from the center, serving primarily domestic and short-haul European flights. Bergamo/Orio al Serio (BGY) serves Ryanair and other budget carriers, located 50 km east. Most intercontinental flights use Malpensa.
Is there free Wi-Fi at Milan Malpensa Airport?
Yes, MXP provides free unlimited Wi-Fi in both terminals. The network offers good speeds for browsing and streaming. Terminal 1 has extensive duty-free shopping with Italian luxury brands, fashion boutiques, and restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine including fresh pasta and espresso.
Which airlines operate from Milan Malpensa Airport?
easyJet is the largest carrier at MXP, operating from Terminal 2. Neos, the Italian leisure carrier, uses Terminal 1 as its base. Emirates, Qatar Airways, and other major international carriers serve Terminal 1. After the collapse of the Alitalia-based hub in 2008, MXP has become more of a point-to-point airport rather than a major connecting hub.