Milan Malpensa Airport Arrivals

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Milan Malpensa Airport Arrivals Information

Milan Malpensa Airport is a major hub in northern Italy. Spanning 55,000 km2 over two terminals, it welcomes over 20 million passengers annually from and to 190 destinations. Sounds ‘a bit’ big? No worries. The Malpensa Airport flight arrivals tracker above will tell you which terminal you or the person you’ll pick up will land at.

Terminal 1

Malpensa Airport Terminal 1 Arrivals – Arrivals Hall is on the Ground Floor.

Operating Airlines – Aegean Airlines, Aer Lingus, Air Albania, Air Algérie, Air Baltic, Air Cairo, Air Canada, Air China, Air Corsica, Air Dolomiti, Air Europa, Air France, Air India, Air Sénégal, Air Serbia, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Azerbaijan Airlines, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Cyprus Airlines, Delta Airlines, EgyptAir, El Al, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Eurowings, EVA Airways, Finnair, Fly One, Fly One Armenia, Gulf Air, Hainan Airlines, Iberia, Iran Air, ITA Airways, Juneyao Airlines, KLM, Kuwait Airways, La Compagnie, LATAM, Lufthansa, Lumiwings, LuxAir, Middle East Airlines, Neos, Norwegian Air Intl, Nouvelair, Oman Air, Philippine Airlines, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Ryanair, Saudia, Scandinavian Airlines, SkyAlps, SKY Express, SunExpress, SWISS, TAP Air Portugal, Transavia, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines, Turkmenistan Airlines, Twin Jet, United Airlines, Uzbekistan Airways, Vueling, Wizz Air, and Wizz Air Malta.Arriving at Milan Malpensa Airport

Terminal 2

Malpensa Airport Arrivals Terminal 2 – Arrivals Hall is on the Ground Floor.

Operating Airline – easyJet.

Arriving at Milan Malpensa Airport

After disembarking through a jet bridge or a shuttle, depending on your airline, you just need to follow the ‘Exit’ signs. Arrivals at Malpensa Airport in Milan can take time as Terminal 1 is fairly large. You may need to walk for a while before reaching passport controls or the baggage claim area.

Generally, you will not need to go through passport controls if you are an EU citizen travelling from a country within the Schengen area. If not, you can use one of the eGates to complete the checks or wait for a Customs officer to control your document.

Once you have completed the identity checks, you can follow the signs to the baggage claim area to get your bags if you have any. If not, you can head towards the exit and continue your journey. 

If you’re coming from outside the European Union and have pre-filled a customs declaration during your flight, you must make one last stop at the Customs office before exiting.

*Remember that though geographically in Europe, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Ireland, Romania, and the UK are not part of the Schengen area. Travellers from these destinations must go through passport checks.

Milan Malpensa Airport Transport

Milan Malpensa Airport is a major hub, so there are many transportation options to reach the city centre or other destinations in Italy. You can use the Malpensa Express train or take a bus to Milan or Milano Centrale Train Station. Airport taxis are also available for a comfortable transfer to your accommodation. You will find a taxi rank outside of each terminal.

What to do in Arrivals at Milan Malpensa Airport?

While waiting in the Arrivals Halls, there are many shops to explore and eateries to grab a snack at. Free Wi-Fi is also available. Passengers who booked the VIP Service can access the Visconti Lounge at the baggage claim area in Terminal 1.

*To see all the amenities available, check out our complete Milan Malpensa Airport Guide. To locate them within the terminal, you can refer to this Malpensa Airport Arrivals map.

Milan Malpensa Airport Arrivals Parking

There are about 10,000 parking spaces at Malpensa Airport Arrivals, catering to short—and long-term stays, on top of 1,600 parking bays for pick-ups and drop-offs. P1, P3, and P4 are near Terminal 1, while P5 and P6 are close to Terminal 2. Premium parking with extra space and security is available in P2. Costs are charged per 24 hours, regardless of the length of stay, and the daily rate decreases for each additional day. A free shuttle service connects all parking with the terminals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long to get through Arrivals and customs at Malpensa Airport?

Arrivals at Malpensa Airport can take some time as the airport is relatively large. The total time depends on whether you have to go through passport controls, have bags to collect, and items to clear at customs. If you’re an EU citizen travelling within the Schengen area with no checked bag, allow about 45 minutes to exit. If you’re not an EU citizen or are flying from a country outside of the Schengen area, allow 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Where do you pick up arrivals at Malpensa Airport?

If you plan on picking someone up from Malpensa Airport, you can check their arrivals gates in advance on the Malpensa Airport flight arrivals tracker above. You will also find screens that indicate the arrival gates throughout the terminals. In T1, there is a meeting point near Door 4. If you drive to the airport, parking bays let you park for free for 10 minutes to pick up the person quickly.

Where do arrivals come in at Malpensa Airport?

At Malpensa Airport, arrivals are on Ground Level in Terminals 1 and 2. Most flights land in T1, except those operated by easyJet.

How much is parking at Malpensa Airport?

The cost of parking at Malpensa Airport depends on which parking you choose and how long you stay. Prices start €17 in P6, €24.99 in P3 and P5, and €54.99 in P1 and P4. Rates start at €28.99 in P2. The cost is flat for the first 24 hours, regardless of the length of stay, with a more or less big decrease for each extra day.