Steve James

In case anyone is thinking of using the new RyanAir service to 'Milan', this actually flies into Bergamo.

hm

What is the difference? (I just booked flights.)

Steve James

Milan is a 1-hour train ride from Bergamo.

Rex

For what it's worth, Bergamo is great little destination in its own right. And other airlines serve their as well - - Gandalf, for example which is part of Air France, among others.<BR><BR>And Bergamo (also known as "Milan" Orio Al Serio)is a "co-terminal" with Linate and Malpensa, in airline lingo. All three airports share a common administration. Relevant for some forms of open jaw planning.<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>

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