Milan Bergamo Airport has announced exceptional operational results, with 2023 becoming the busiest year on record and marking a significant recovery and expansion on pre-pandemic operations. The airport has experienced unprecedented growth, welcoming over 15 million travellers in a single year for...

Welcoming another new route this summer, Milan Bergamo Airport is also celebrating long-standing airline partner, Wizz Air’s, tenth service from the Italian gateway. Launching a five times weekly service to Belgrade today, the ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) connects the Lombardy region to Serbia...

Milan Bergamo Airport welcomed the addition of Air Arabia’s connection to Sharjah last December – significantly the airport’s first direct link to the United Arab Emirates – and fortified an already strong alliance with the Middle East and North Africa’s first and largest low-cost carrier ...

Milan Bergamo Airport has witnessed more than 7.6 million passengers pass through its doors already this year, recording an impressive double-digit growth when compared to the same period in both 2022 (31%) and pre-covid 2019 (18%). Welcoming over one million passengers every month, 2023 seems se...

Milan Bergamo Airport has welcomed a significant boost in the gateway’s capacity to Norway, with the arrival of new airline partner Norwegian. The low-cost carrier (LCC) commenced a twice-weekly service from the Lombardy region to Bergen on Sunday 30 April, which will be joined by a twice-weekl...

As the summer season gets underway, Milan Bergamo Airport is delivering healthy passenger growth rates. Year-to-date figures for the period between January and March 2023 show 51.77% growth when compared to last year, and 19.64% growth when compared to 2019. Sustaining this period of developme...

Milano Bergamo Airport has welcomed its second direct service to United Arab Emirates just three months after the Italian airport was initially connected to the Middle Eastern country. Welcoming its latest new airline, the Lombardy gateway celebrated the commencement of flydubai’s five times we...

The past year has seen Milano Bergamo Airport’s (BGY) recovery solidify its position as Italy’s third busiest gateway as results show passenger numbers are expected to reach 13 million by year-end, inching close to the record figures of 2019. The robust re-growth has resulted in over 20 airli...

Milano Bergamo Airport’s latest airline partner, AeroItalia, has confirmed 22 weekly frequencies from its new base at the Italian airport. Offering over 4,100 weekly one-way seats, the country’s new startup carrier will join the airport’s roll call this winter, initially launching links to ...

Milan Bergamo Airport has reported a five per cent year-on-year (YOY) increase by the end of June 2019 as this year seems set to beat all previous passenger traffic figures in the airport’s history.  More than 6.4 million have passed through the Italian airport’s terminals. 19 airlines are ...