Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP) Information

Introduction

Milan Malpensa International Airport, situated 45kms northwest of Milan, is a major gateway to northern Italy. More than 17 million passengers annually travel through the airport on flights to and from most major European cities; on transatlantic connections to New York, Miami, Rio de Janeiro and other key cities in the Americas; and on flights to the Middle East, Japan and other Asian destinations. The airport’s two terminals are named Malpensa West (Terminal 1) and Malpensa North (Terminal 2). Frequent shuttle buses link the terminals.

Airport parking at Milan Malpensa International Airport

A total of 9,000 parking spaces are available at the airport. Car parks for Terminal 1 are: P1, with indoor multilevel parking; and P2, for long-term outdoor parking. Rates for P1 are: €9 for up to 6 hours; €16 for up to 12 hours; and €20 for 24 hours. Rates for P2: €3.50 for 1 hour; €4 for 2 hours; €7 for 6 hours; €12 for 12 hours; €15 for 24 hours; and €70 weekly. Terminal 1 also offers “Top Car” parking for valuable vehicles at rates of €16 for 12 hours, and a daily rate of €24. At Terminal 2, outdoor parking rates are €4 for 2 hours; €6 for 6 hours; €9 for 12 hours; and €13 for 24 hours. Indoor rates are about €2 higher. Both terminals also offer short-term parking for €0.60 every 15 minutes.

Getting to and from Milan Malpensa International Airport

From Milan, take the A8 motorway; at Busto Arsizio, exit onto SS-336 to Malpensa. Trains depart from Terminal 1 to Milan’s Cadorna station every 30 minutes Monday through Friday; journey time is 40 minutes. The fare is €9 if purchased in advance, €11.50 on the train. Twice-hourly buses connect the airport with Milan city centre, from 5:15 until 21:15; the fare is €5.50. Taxis are readily available as well, and will transport passengers to Milan in less than an hour.

Amenities at Milan Malpensa International Airport

A number of ATMs are located throughout the airport, as well as banks and currency exchange booths. First aid is available in both terminals, and there is a chapel in Terminal 2. Several shops sell a wide range of products, including duty-free. A number of bars and restaurants are available for libations and sustenance. The airport’s business centre offers computer and telecommunications facilities; meeting rooms for up to 14 people may be booked in advance (telephone +39 (0)2 5858 1074).

Essential Travel airport parking

Essential travel can provide airport parking at all major UK airports. Below is a list of some of the busier airports.

Aberdeen airport parking
Aberdeen's car park is Aberdeen Airpark.

Birmingham airport parking
Birmingham's car parks are APH Birmingham and Airparks Birmingham.

Bristol airport parking
Bristol's car park is Silver Parking.

Cardiff airport parking
Cardiff's car parks include - Airparks Cardiff and Highwayman Parking.

East Midlands airport parking
East Midlands's car park is Airparks East Midlands.

Edinburgh airport parking
Edinburgh's car parks include - Park and Fly and Secure Air Parks Edinburgh.

Gatwick airport parking
Gatwick's car parks include - APH Gatwick, Parking Express, BCP Gatwick and NCP Flightpath.

Glasgow airport parking
Glasgow's car parks include - Airparks Glasgow, Parksafe Glasgow and NCP Flightpath.

Heathrow airport parking
Car parks include - Parking Express, Pink Elephant and Purple Parking.

Luton airport parking
Luton's car parks include - Airparks Luton.

Manchester airport parking
Manchester's car parks include - APH Manchester, Carminder, Premier and Ringway Airpark.

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