• Address:
  Milan Malpensa Airport
  Varese, 21010
  Italy
• Website for Milan Malpensa: http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/en/malpensa/index.phtml
• Email Address: http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/en/servizi/login/index.phtml?to=sx_login_areariservata&mod=login
• Phone: +39.02.232323

Milan Malpensa Airport MXP is located 40 km northwest of central Milan, in the Lombardian region of Italy, and only about 50 miles from the Swiss Border. It is the largest of the three Milan international airports (the other two are Orio al Serio, used for low-cost airlines, and Linate). The Airport is connected by a four-lane highway to the A8 motorway, which connects Switzerland to Milan, and by a four-lane highway to the A4 motorway to Turin and to the Strade Statale 11.
With two 3,920 meter runways (a third to be completed by 2012), and an estimated 24 million passengers a year, Milan Malpensa Airport is served by a myriad of national, international, low-cost and charter airlines, offering direct and connecting flights to all points of the globe.

SEA manages two Milan airports--Malpensa and Linate--and is directly responsible for centralized airport services (operations, IT , passenger info upon airline data, safety and security, and supply of retail services through third party agreements). SEA is also responsible for the planning, construction and maintenance of new airport infrastructures and buildings.

Milan Malpensa Airport has two passenger terminals: Terminal 1, which is divided into three sections - 1A handling domestic & intra-Schengen flights; 1B handling non-Schengen flights, (1C being under construction), and Terminal 2 handling low-cost carriers, including EasyJet, as well as charters. A free shuttle bus connects T1 & T2 every 20 minutes, taking about 15 minutes.

Services and amenities at Milan Malpensa Airport include: Wireless access via hotspots in Arrivals, gate & restaurant areas; and a business center (tel. +39.02.58581199) in T1, & Arrivals B, ground floor.
A pharmacy (tel. +39.02.58583013) at T2, Departures, and a first-aid station (tel. 39.02.48483013) at T2 Departures and T1 (Arrivals, ground floor and Boarding B, Departures), a post office;
Currency exchange services: Forexchange at T2, gates D & at Arrivals; and at T1, check-in, second floor, gates B, first floor, Arrivals A, ground floor, Arrivals B, ground floor;
Banks & ATM machines: Banco Popular at T2, Departures & T1 check-in 2d floor, and ATM machine at gates A, first floor; Banca Sondrio with AM machine at T1 check-in, 2d floor; Banca Naz del Lavoro with ATM machine at T1, at Arrivals B, ground floor; and Deutsche Bank's ATM machine at T2 Arrivals;  
Other services include left luggage and wardrobe, cell phone rentals; chapel and more.
 
Transfer  to Linate Airport: via scheduled bus service.

Parking Options: Milan Malpensa Airport offers an extensive choice of indoor and outdoor parking close to the terminals. Covered parking is available in P2 (the Executive carpark) & P5 the 'Easy' carpark. Parking lot P3 is for express parking; Parking lot P4 is for long-term parking and Parking lot P1 is an economy low-cost lot.,

To get from the Airport to your destination, you can rent a car (Avis & Europcar at T2, Arrivals, and ten agencies, incl. Avis & Europcar in T1, first floor), or take a taxi, or a train or bus.  Train & bus tickets are available at (a) T2 Arrivals, from Airpullman Viaggi (tel. +39.02.585832.02); and (b) from Airport 2000 for bus ticket, at T1, Arrivals, ground floor; Melpensa Express for train tickets at T2 Arrivals A, Ground floor, and Arrivals B, ground floor, and level 1 of the railway station.
1.By Train: .  (a) The Malpensa Express station at the Airport can be reached via a covered walkway leading from Terminal 1 (a bus shuttle takes you from Terminal 2 to T1 first). The Malpensa Express is linked to the Milan Cadorna Station, which in turn connects with green subway lines M2 and red subway lines M1, as well as to the suburban and regional railway service. It makes stops at Milano Bovisa connecting with the Passante track of the suburban railways, and at Busto Arsizio FNM, Saronno Centrale, with connection to regional trains for Varese & Como.
(b) The new connection from the Airport by Suburban Line S10 - Milano-Rogoredo - Milano Bovisa.
(c) A shuttle connection between the Airport railway station and Busto Arsizio FS with connections to Milan's train stations Milano Centrale and Milano Porta Garibaldi.
(d) 2 daily train connections are now available between the Airport and Gallarate & Bellinzona.
(e) To be completed by 2012: the Malpensa-Varese-Mendrisio-Lugano (Swiss).

2. By Bus: (a) Both the Malpensa Shuttle and the Malpensa Bus Express connect to the Milan Central Station, which is hub for Trenitalia's National Railway, and to the Metro. At normal traffic it takes about 1 hour.
(b) Transfer to Linate Airport is available via scheduled bus service.  
(c) The Lufthansa Airport Bus connects both Airport terminals every 20 minutes to the Milan Central Station, stopping at Fieramilanocity & Milan Fair, which request stop at Rho/Pero. It also serves the nearby Lombard, Piedmont & Liguria provinces, as well as Bellinzona, Chiasso & Lugano in Switzerland.