The Milan airport system consists of the following airports:

Milano Malpensa

Milan’s intercontinental airport, consisting of two terminals. Terminal 1, which was fully renovated following the completion of the restyling of the Schengen area, serves a wide range of domestic, international and intercontinental destinations and offers a diverse assortment of services to meet the needs of all of the airport’s passengers. Terminal 2 is easyJet’s main base of operations in Europe, serving a broad network of destinations. Both terminals can be reached by train.

Milano Linate

Primarily serves frequent-flyers travelling to destinations in Italy and the EU. Just 8 KM from Milan city centre, Linate is truly a city airport, with structures and areas dedicated to business and shopping. The restyling of the airport is currently in progress, while during the 2019 financial year it was closed for three months for the resurfacing of the runway.

Milano Linate Prime & Milano Malpensa Prime

Airports managed by SEA Prime S.p.A., a subsidiary of SEA S.p.A.. Dedicated to general aviation, their services and facilities provide significant added value.

Milano Malpensa Cargo

Is the nerve centre of inbound and outbound cargo distribution in Italy.

Finally, through SEA Energia SpA (a wholly-owned subsidiary of SEA S.p.A.), the Group owns two co-generation plants at Linate and Malpensa, mainly meeting the energy needs of the airports by providing electricity, heat and district cooling.

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