MXP · Arrivals
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· 124 arrivals on the board
- 21:2820:35EC5087Delayed by 53 m
- 21:2920:40EC4547Delayed by 49 m
- 21:3220:10EC3504Delayed by 1 h 22 m
- 21:3621:35VY6336On time
- 21:5021:404X2822On time
- 21:5022:10ET737Gate B4On time
- 21:55MW9081On time
- 22:0121:15W45027Delayed by 46 m
- 22:10FR8719On time
- 22:2021:00SN3159Delayed by 1 h 20 m
- 22:2322:55EC3734On time
- 22:25MW5617On time
- 22:2622:30EC3824On time
- 22:3721:45LY387Delayed by 52 m
- 22:3721:30EC3984Delayed by 1 h 7 m
- 22:4321:45MS715Delayed by 58 m
- 22:50FR6816On time
- 22:55FR7799On time
- 22:5622:30EC3944Delayed by 26 m
- 23:00MW1151On time
- 23:00AF1130On time
- 23:0822:10W46404Delayed by 58 m
- 23:0823:00EC3546On time
- 23:10EN8280On time
- 23:15MW4380On time
- 23:20EN8816On time
- 23:2523:50W46336On time
- 23:3423:45EC3950Cancelled
- 23:35W46304On time
- 23:35W42335On time
How do I get to and from Malpensa International Airport?
Malpensa is served by several common options: an express rail link connects the airport with central Milan, regional trains and shuttle buses link to nearby towns, and multiple bus services run to the city and surrounding areas. Taxis and ride‑hailing services operate from dedicated ranks outside arrivals. Car rental desks and short‑term and long‑term parking are available on site; road access is via major motorways and well signposted routes.
How do the terminals work at Malpensa International Airport?
Malpensa has two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 handles most scheduled and international services, while Terminal 2 is used mainly by low‑cost and charter carriers. Check‑in halls and security screening are located in each terminal; international and Schengen/non‑Schengen flows are separated at passport control where required. Transfers between terminals are served by shuttle buses or trains, and allow for baggage recheck and passport control as needed depending on airline and itinerary.