Malpensa Airport is the largest airport in Milan and one of Italy's busiest airports. It consists of two terminals - T1 and T2. The first serves scheduled flights, the second is for charter and budget airlines
Terminal 1 is divided into two zones - 1A and 1B. 1A is intended for domestic flights and flights of the Schengen area, 1B - for non-Schengen zone and transcontinental flights
How to get here
You can get to the center of Milan by train, bus or taxi From terminal 1 there are trains " Malpensa Express. " On this train you will reach the Cadorna train station in the center of Milan, passing the stations Milano Bovisa, Saronno, Busto Arsizio. The journey time is 40 minutes, the interval is 30 minutes. The fare is 10 EUR On the train Trenitalia you can get to the Gallarate station
You can also get to Milan by bus. The final stop is the central bus station. The interval of movement is 20 minutes, the journey time is about an hour. The ticket price is 10 EUR. Buses run between Malpensa airport and Linate airport. The fare is 13 EUR. Alternatively, take the Sadem bus to Turin. Travel time - 2 hours, fare - 18 EUR. Take the Orio Shuttle bus to Bergamo Airport and the city of the same name. The journey time is 1 hour 20 minutes, the ticket price is 18 EUR
There are several car parks at the airport
Services
At the Malpensa airport you can usefully wait for your flight. There are many shops and more than 30 food outlets. If you are hungry, then you have to make a difficult choice from the many cafes and restaurants offering a variety of cuisine. But for Wi-Fi will have to pay. The cost of using the Internet for 30 minutes - 2, 9 EUR, for an hour - 5 EUR. You can pay in special info-points of terminals or in advance in the online store of the airport.
- Telephone for inquiries: +39 (02) 23-23-23.
- Airport site: www.milanomalpensa-airport.com
- On-line departure board: www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/departures
- On-line arrivals: www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/arrivals
All prices are in June 2013