Milan Linate Airport

Linate Airport was originally called “Aeroporto Enrico Forlanini”. It was named after an Italian aviation pioneer who was born in Milan. Linate processed almost ten million passengers in 2015 and is the second airport in Milan. It is much closer to the city (7 kilometers) than the larger Malpensa Airport and is used especially for domestic and European flights. There is a shuttle bus connecting with Malpensa, the ride between the two airports takes more than an hour.