Aéroport de Linate (LIN)

Linate Airport (IATA: LIN / ICAO: LIML), officially known as Enrico Forlanini Airport, is a major aviation hub located in Milan, Italy. Established in 1937, this airport has a storied history and has remained a crucial component of Milan's transportation network for over eight decades. Named after the Italian inventor and aeronautical pioneer Enrico Forlanini, Linate Airport primarily handles domestic and short-haul international flights, making it a pivotal regional gateway.

Situated just about 7 kilometers east of Milan’s city center, Linate offers unparalleled convenience for travelers heading to and from Italy's fashion and financial capital. Its strategic location significantly enhances its appeal, especially for business travelers and tourists looking for quick access to Milan’s bustling urban landscape.

In terms of operations, Linate Airport supports a robust schedule, with thousands of flights managed each year. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the airport facilitated over 9 million passenger movements annually, showcasing its importance in the region’s air travel ecosystem. The airport services numerous airlines, including major carriers like Alitalia, providing connectivity to numerous European destinations.

With its compact size and efficient facilities, Linate Airport is known for offering a hassle-free travel experience. It stands as a testament to Milan’s enduring legacy in the field of aviation and continues to play a vital role in connecting people and commerce within Italy and beyond.