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The number of US destinations served by Air Italy from Milan Malpensa is on the rise: following New York and Miami, the airline is now flying to the West Coast with new routes to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The summer season is kicking off with many new developments for Ryanair . The company will launch  new flights from Malpensa  and a  new destination :  Almeria,  in Spain . From 9th Apri l, French company  Twin Je   t  is also launching a new destination, connecting  Malpensa  to  Strasbourg with three weekly flights: on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 

As part of the series of meetings that took place in the course of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s state visit to Rome on 22nd March, a memorandum of understanding was signed between Jane Sun, CEO of Ctrip International, and Andrea Tucci, Vice President of Aviation Business Development at SEA Milan Airports, in the Sala Pietro da Cortona in the Capitoline Museums.

The Pet Therapy initiative continues, in partnershp with Frida’s Friends.

2018 was a record year for Malpensa, which closed with 24.6 million passengers and which is expected to reach the 25-million mark in 2019. With these figures, Malpensa affirms its status as one of the fastest growing airports in Europe.

After launching the flight to Vienna on 22 February with 7 connections per week, Wizz Air will inaugurate a new destination from Malpensa on 19 March: Ohrid, a city of Macedonia that overlooks the homonymous Lake Ohrid.

Milan celebrates the 500th anniversary since his death with a schedule of events that will take place over the course of nine months (May 2019 – January 2020), with the Castello Sforzesco at the heart of the programme.

Reach Milan Malpensa with Air Italy from Roma, Napoli, Palermo, Catania, Lamezia Terme, Olbia and Cagliari (from 31st March) and board one of the many flights to our international destinations.

Milano Prime has closed 2018 with a growth of 2.5% compared to 2017 and a total of movements equal to 26,000. A 2018 of successes that has reaffirmed its leadership in the Business & General Aviation market in Italy. For 2019, Milano Prime is preparing to give life to a new, ambitious project: the opening, in June, of the new Terminal dedicated to Business & General Aviation of the Milan Malpensa airport.