Flights from Milan to Stockholm

Milan to Stockholm Flights: An Overview

The distance between the city of Milan and Stockholm is 1,652 kilometers. Airlines operating the route include the Scandinavian National Airline, Lufthansa, Norwegian, easyJet, and Ryanair. Flights depart from three Milan airports (Malpensa, Linate, and Bergamo Orio al Serio) and land at Skavsta and Arlanda airports in Stockholm. Arlanda is the main airport and plays host to the national carrier, SAS. All the airports are well connected to the city centers, and passengers can use shuttles and trains for the journeys to and from. There are 17-18 direct flights and 39 indirect flights from Milan to Stockholm every week. Direct flights average about two to four a day with SAS and Ryanair airlines flying seven times and easyJet offering two to four flights weekly. Norwegian operates two direct flights and five indirect flights every week. A direct flight from Milan to Stockholm takes just under three hours depending on the airline: Ryanair flights only take two hours and 35 minutes while easyJet takes around two hours and 50 minutes. Flights with stopovers at different destinations will take close to five hours depending on the wait times at transfer stations.

Which airlines fly from Milan to Stockholm?

Airlines offering direct flights from Milan to Stockholm include Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), Norwegian, easyJet, and Ryanair, all of which land in Skavsta Airport. Lufthansa Airline also offers flights from Milan to the airport of Arlanda in Stockholm with stopovers in Munich or Frankfurt.

How long is the flight from Milan to Stockholm?

The duration of flights from Milan to Stockholm city ranges between two to three hours depending on the airline and the nature of the trip (direct or otherwise). Direct flights take about two hours and 35 minutes by Ryanair, two hours and 40 minutes via SAS, two hours and 40 minutes by Norwegian, and two hours and 50 minutes by easyJet. Flights with one stopover will take around four hours and 20 minutes (excluding stops of 50 minutes or more) when flying via Norwegian, SAS, and Lufthansa.

How many flights are there from Milan to Stockholm?

There are 17-18 direct flights from Milan to Stockholm per week which average two to four direct trips per day. SAS and Ryanair fly seven times in a week while easyJet offers 2-4 weekly flights. Norwegian manages two direct flights weekly and five flights with stopovers. Weekly flights with stops are 39 in total. They include Norwegian, SAS and Lufthansa flights.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Milan to Stockholm?

Depature Airports: SAS, easyJet, Ryanair and Lufthansa airlines flying to Stockholm take off from three airports: Bergamo Orio al Serio, Malpensa, and Linate. The airports are easily accessible from the city center with connections provided by Orio shuttle for Bergamo Orio al Serio, Malpensa Shuttle and Malpensa Express Railway Service for Malpensa, and Linate shuttle for Linate airport. The three airports offer unlimited WiFi and fast track service for speedier security checks for a fee.

Arrival Airports: Arlanda airport is located 42 kilometers away from the city center. A trip from the capital to the airport takes just 20 minutes via Arlanda Express fast trains. Skavsta airport is 100 kilometers away from the capital. The journey from Stockholm to the airport takes around one hour and 20 minutes via the Flygbussarna Airport buses. Visitors flying through Arlanda airport can enjoy free WiFi for three hours after which they can pay to access more. Skavsta airport offers free WiFi for 30 minutes.