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Milano Linate Airport (LIN/LIML) is Milan's closest airport, located about 7 km east of the city center in Segrate. Opened in the 1930s and named after aviation pioneer Enrico Forlanini, it mainly handles short-haul domestic and European flights. Its compact single-terminal layout and direct M4 metro link make it a convenient city airport.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors use the M4 from San Babila rather than taxis during peak hours, and note that Linate's single terminal makes it easy to arrive closer to departure than at Malpensa—but security can still be slow on Monday and Friday mornings.
🚖 Getting There
The M4 blue metro is usually the fastest and most reliable option, with Linate Aeroporto station a short walk from the terminal. Bus 73 connects to San Babila, while taxis take 15–30 minutes depending on traffic. Allow extra time during Milan rush hours if traveling by road.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is Linate from central Milan?
A: It is about 7 km (4.3 mi) east of the city center; the M4 metro reaches San Babila in roughly 12–15 minutes.
Q: What is the easiest way to get to Milan city center from Linate?
A: The M4 blue metro line connects Linate Aeroporto station directly to San Babila and other central stops; buses and taxis are also available.
Q: Which airlines operate at Linate?
A: Linate mainly serves short-haul and domestic routes, with ITA Airways, easyJet, and other European carriers; it is not a major long-haul hub.
Q: Is there a train station at Linate Airport?
A: No, Linate does not have a mainline train station; the M4 metro is the rail connection to Milan, and buses/taxis serve the airport.
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