Cheap Flights from Paris to Milan

Flights from Paris to Milan

This information is correct as of May 2016

Airlines that fly from Paris to Milan

Air France, Alitalia and easyJet all fly from Paris-Charles de Gaulle to Milan-Linate: easyJet also fly to Milan-Malpensa. Alitalia and easyJet fly from Paris-Orly to Milan-Linate and Vueling fly to Milan-Malpensa.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

From Charles de Gaulle: flights to Milan usually depart from terminals 2D, 2E and 2F: double check your ticket to confirm. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, and you can pay extra for a faster connection.

From Orly: Vueling and Alitalia flights leave from the west terminal while easyJet depart from the south terminal. Free Wi-Fi is available in both terminals: again, you can pay extra for a faster connection.

Terminal Information – Arriving

At Linate: Linate Airport is near the city centre and is on the public transport network. Local bus 73 calls at the airport: note this service can be crowded during rush hours, so if you're travelling with a lot of luggage you might want to consider an alternative such as the express X73, the Starfly, or the Malpensa Shuttle. Taxis to the city centre are fairly cheap, and car hire from Milan Linate Airport is available from the arrivals hall.

At Malpensa: easyJet flights land at terminal 2. The easiest way to reach the city centre is by train from terminal 1 (there's a free shuttle bus between the terminals). Trains to Cadorna train station take between 30-40 minutes, depending on whether you choose the express or regular service. There are also trains from the airport to Milan Centrale. Shuttle buses to Milan Centrale (and Linate Airport) leave from terminal 2: a good option if you don't want to wait for the free shuttle. Taxis from the airport to the city are very expensive, so if you want private transport you might want to consider car hire from Milan Malpensa Airport instead.

Practical Information

You don't need a passport to fly between Paris and Milan: both cities are within the Schengen zone. Bring your passport anyway, as random ID checks do take place. Aim to arrive at the airport about 90 minutes before departure.

What to expect in Milan

Milan has warmer summers than Paris, with an average temperature of 25°C in July. The winters are cooler, with temperatures around 3°C in January. Milan is a lot rainier than Paris: during July you can expect an average of 101mm of rain. This is much wetter than Paris's wettest month, May, which sees an average of 26mm of rain. Dinner in Milan is more expensive than in Paris, but coffee and beer are slightly cheaper.

Looking for inspiration? Check out our local's top ten things to do in Milan or read our Milan travel guide.

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