Cheap Flights from Naples to Milan

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Travelling during the peak season could result in two or three times more expensive airfares than regular prices. So, for flights Naples to Milan, avoid the high season of February and fly during the off-peak month of October.
About Airport
-Airports in Milan
Direct flights Naples to Milan will arrive at 3 airports in Milan, Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY), Milan Linate Airport (LIN) and Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP).
-How to get to airport in Naples?
Departing from Naples International Airport (NAP), travellers have 3 easy transport options to get from the airport into the city centre.
Official taxis in Naples have fixed rates between various spots in the city centre and the airport. If your destination is outside the central ring, e.g., Porto di Napoli Naples harbour, a taximeter is used to calculate the fare. The Alibus Shuttle will leave from Piazza Garibaldi in downtown, and if you want to pay even less than the 5 Euros fare, then a local bus line 3S is an alternative as it costs only 1.10 Euros one-way.
-Airport and terminal information in Naples
As the fifth busiest airport in Italy, Naples International Airport (NAP) is the only international airport that serves Naples and the southern Italian region of Campania. Situated only around 5.9 km or 3.7 miles north-northeast of the city, the NAP is a single-terminal airport with ample facilities for passengers to use, e.g., car parking, customer service desk, ATM and money exchange, lost and found.
-How to get to downtown from airports in Milan?
Arriving from direct flights Naples to Milan, passengers have numerous transfer methods to reach central Milan from all 3 airports. From Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP) to Milan city centre, transport options include:
From Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY) to Milan downtown, transport options include:
From Milan Linate Airport (LIN) to central Milan, transport options include:
-Airport and terminal information in Milan
Direct flights Naples to Milan will land at 3 airports in Milan. Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP) is the largest airport in northern Italy and is located approximately 49 km or 30 miles northwest of Milan. The MXP provides air transfers for local regions such as Liguria, Lombardy, Piedmont and the Swiss Canton of Ticino. There are two terminal buildings which are linked by airport shuttle buses and trains.
Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY), with its single terminal, is the third busiest airport in Italy. Situated in Orio al Serio, roughly 45 km or 28 miles from Milan, the airport is also known as Orio al Serio International Airport. There are numerous transportation links, such as buses, between the BGY and surrounding cities, such as Milan, Bergamo, Bologna, Turin and Verona.
While Milan Linate Airport (LIN) is the smallest of these 3 airports in Milan, it remains the fifth busiest airport in the country. Also, the LIN is the closest airport to central Milan, only about 7 km or 4 miles away. The airport has one 3-level building, with the first level being the departure level.
About Airlines
-Which airlines providing the route?
Flights Naples to Milan is a popular European route which offers 242 flights each week. For the convenience of a direct flight, consider EasyJet, ITA Airways, Ryanair and Wizz Air. The most popular airline for this route is Ryanair. It operates 31 non-stop flights from Naples to Milan. If you don't mind connecting flights, additional airline will also be available, e.g., Aegean Airlines, British Airways, Iberia and Turkish Airlines.
-Fastest direct flight
On average, 4 airlines offer 13-20 daily direct flights Naples to Milan. The fastest direct flights are available daliy by ITA Airways, which has a flight time of 1 hour 20 minutes from Naples to Milan. Wizz Air will also occasionally offer a flight of this duration during the week.
-Cheapest flight
According to Trip.com, the lowest price for flights Naples to Milan direct is £8, and flights Naples to Milan return can be purchased for around £21.
-Flight duration and distance
The average flight time is 1 hour 22 minutes from Naples to Milan. The shortest duration is 1 hour 20 minutes, and the longest duration for direct flights Naples to Milan is 1 hour 30 minutes. The air travel distance from Naples and Milan is approximately 658 km or 409 miles.
-Earliest and latest flights
The earliest flight departs from Naples (NAP) at 06:10 and arrives in Milan (LIN) at 07:35. The latest flight departs from Naples (NAP) at 21:55 and arrives in Milan (MXP) at 23:20.
About Milan
-Tourist attractions in Milan
Milan is a metropolitan city in northern Italy. As well as being Lombardy's provincial capital, Milan is Italy's second-most populous city, with roughly 1.4 million inhabitants. This cultured, historic, fashionable and vibrant city has many things to offer visitors and is one of the top tourist destinations in Italy. Cathedrals, castles and historic architectures abound, and visitors are spoiled for choice. Top examples include Il Duomo (Milan Cathedral), Castello Sforzesco, Teatro Alla Scala, Church of Sant'Ambrogio and Cimitero Monumentale. If it is world-class museums you are after, stop by Poldi-Pezzoli Museum, San Maurizio and the Archaeology Museum, Accademia di Belle Arti (Academy of Fine Arts) and Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology. For incredible experiences, you can indulge in delicious food and drink in Naviglio's cafes and nightclubs or shop some of the best fashion in the world and artisan creations in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and Quadrilatero Della Moda.
-Popular hotels in Milan
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-Best time to visit Milan
Being a major tourist destination, Milan has several high tourist seasons, e.g., April, May to July for the summer crowd, and September. So these times are hectic for the city with hiked-up accommodation and flight rates. In August, tourists should avoid descending on Milan as locals tend to take their vacation, so many shops, restaurants and tourist attractions are closed.