Cheap Flights from New York City (NYC) to Milan (MIL)

New York is one of the most famous cities in the world famed for its architecture, art, food and entertainment. John F. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia Airport, both in New York state serve the NYC metropolis while a third, Newark Liberty International Airport, is in New Jersey. JFK is a large airport that accommodates 56.8 million passengers annually in its six terminals. It is also a leading international cargo center. LaGuardia handles around 28.4 million passengers. Newark Liberty, on the other hand, is capable of processing at least 37.5 million travelers. All three airports have modern facilities and practical services to make travel in and out easy.

Getting to downtown Manhattan from JFK is possible using several options. AirTrain JFK is the most convenient means to connect passengers to the New York subway and bus lines. Taxis, shuttles, limousines and shared rides are alternative ways to reach NYC. From LaGuardia to the city center, you can take the Metro Bus or the LaGuardia Link Q70 SBS (subway). Taxis, private cars and van services are also available in addition to rental cars. Newark Liberty is connected by Amtrak train as well as the NJ Transit (bus). At Newark Penn Station, passengers can use the AirTrain Newark to get to the airport and the three terminals.

Milan is a bustling urban center that has managed to preserve its rich historical past. Upon closer look, you'll see that Milan has many interesting things to offer guests. Explore the grand palaces and ornate churches at the center. Stroll through the charming Navigli with its lovely canals, cafes and art galleries. The district Brera is not to be skipped with its sophisticated art shops, restaurants, bars and nightclubs, perfect for those who want to see action day and night. The city is also famous for the Duomo (Gothic cathedral), La Scala (opera house), Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (shopping gallery) and Santa Maria delle Grazie Basilica, home of The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci.

Flights from New York to Milan may land at one of the three airports serving Italy's fashion capital. Malpensa International Airport is the primary airport in Milan. Trains (Malpensa Express trains), coaches, taxis, car hire (with or without driver) and shared rides are available to passengers. Milan Linate Airport is very close to the center (7km). Buses (Urban line 73), shuttles, car hire and taxis are easy ways to reach downtown. A third airport that may serve passengers to the city is Bergamo Airport (Orio al Serio International Airport) catering mainly to budget airlines. It is about 45km from the airport to Milan. Buses, trains and shuttles are the main means of transport.