Cheap flights from Milan
Milan is served by three major aviation hubs: Milano Malpensa Airport, located 41 km from the center, Orio al Serio International Airport, and Milano Linate Airport. The city's route network spans dozens of countries, offering travelers flights to numerous international and domestic destinations. The highest number of weekly flights are operated to Frankfurt am Main (577), Paris (565), London (478), and the Mediterranean resort of Olbia (337).
In total, 160 carriers provide air service from the capital of Lombardy, with Easy jet and ITA AIRWAYS holding the leading positions in terms of flight volume. To help you plan your trip, city cards with thematic filters are provided below to assist in finding the optimal route. You can also explore the city guide or check the current weather before your flight.
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Flight insights from Milan
Data-driven trends for direct flights from Milan — how often airlines fly, where they go, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent destinations
The most frequent direct destinations from Milan are Frankfurt am Main, Paris and London. Frankfurt am Main leads with around 577 flights a week.
- Frankfurt am Main577 flights/week
- Paris565 flights/week
- London478 flights/week
- Olbia337 flights/week
- Munich335 flights/week
Top countries
Most direct flights from Milan head to Italy, Germany and Spain. Italy alone accounts for about 25% of all direct routes.
- Italyavg $32
- Germanyavg $35
- Spainavg $29
- United Kingdomavg $32
- Franceavg $30
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes from Milan range from London at $21 to Munich at $30 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Frankfurt am Mainfrom $29
- Parisfrom $30
- Londonfrom $21
- Olbiafrom $27
- Munichfrom $30
Cheapest destinations
The cheapest destinations from Milan right now are Tirana from $13, Barcelona from $17 and Warsaw from $17.
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight from Milan is to New York City at about 8h 49m, followed by Dubai (6h 29m) and Abu Dhabi (6h 28m).
- New York City8h 49m
- Dubai6h 29m
- Abu Dhabi6h 28m
- Doha6h 7m
- Sharm El Sheikh4h 17m
Popular destinations from Milan
Germany
France
United Kingdom
Italy
Germany
Italy
Italy
Spain
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
Austria
Germany
Italy
Italy
Greece
Denmark
Turkey
Spain
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Italy
Albania
Italy
Israel
United States
Spain
Egypt
Romania
Spain
Poland
Egypt
Germany
Iceland
Germany
United Kingdom
Serbia
Germany
Qatar
Morocco
United Arab Emirates
Czech Republic
Italy
Greece
United Kingdom
Spain
Italy
Moldova
Norway
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Sweden
Italy
Morocco
Spain
United Arab EmiratesFrequently asked questions
- Which airports serve Milan?
- The city is served by three main airports: Milano Malpensa Airport, located 41 km from the city center, Orio al Serio International Airport at 47 km, and Milano Linate Airport, which is the closest at just 8 km away. Each airport specializes in specific types of flights, ranging from transcontinental journeys to low-cost carrier routes.
- How many airlines operate flights from Milan?
- Currently, 160 airlines operate flights from the city's aviation hubs. The largest carriers by weekly flight volume are Easy jet, ITA AIRWAYS, and Wizz Air Malta, providing extensive connections to cities across Europe and the rest of the world.
- Which are the most popular destinations from Milan?
- Routes to major European hubs and capitals are in the highest demand. The leaders in flight frequency are Frankfurt am Main (577 flights per week), Paris (565 flights), and London (478 flights). Among domestic destinations, Olbia and Rome are the top choices.
- Which destinations from Milan are best for a beach holiday?
- It is very convenient to reach popular Italian seaside resorts from the city's airports. Top destinations include Olbia (337 flights per week) and Cagliari (313 flights) in Sardinia, as well as the Sicilian cities of Catania and Palermo, which both see over 180 weekly flights.
- How can I find cheap flights from Milan?
- To find the best deals, we recommend using the filters on our page, which allow you to sort cities by interest and price. It is also worth looking for flights from Orio al Serio airport, which is frequently used by budget airlines such as Wizz Air or Vueling.
- Are there direct flights to other European capitals?
- Yes, the city has direct air links with most European capitals. In addition to Paris and London, the list of popular high-frequency destinations includes Madrid (308 flights per week), Amsterdam (255 flights), Brussels (213 flights), and Vienna (167 flights).