Destinations

Milan Linate

As the city’s principal international gateway, Milan Linate Airport is frequently referred to as “Linate.” The airport is only 8 kilometres from the city centre, making public transit to the city’s most popular attractions a breeze.

Each year, more than nine million passengers pass through Milan Linate Airport. Since this airport is so close, many business travellers prefer this route for getting into town.

The Linate airport is an excellent choice for short-haul and domestic flights since it provides a variety of transportation options to central Milan, including private shuttles, many buses, and taxis.

Munich

Located in Munich, Franz Josef Strauss International Airport (MUC) is one of Germany’s busiest and most significant airports.

Munich Airport is divided into two terminals.

With 46.3 million yearly visitors, the airport now occupies the ninth spot among Europe’s “Top 10” airports.

What’s more? Getting around is a breeze at Munich Airport, where there are taxi booths near the arrivals and departure sections for both terminals 1 and 2. In addition to that, the two lines (S1 and S2) of the S-BHAN transport passengers from the airport into the heart of the city.

Cote d’Azur

Within the Alpes-Maritimes region, the second busiest airport in France, Aéroport Nice Côte d’Azur, can be found just 5.9 kilometres from the city of Nice.

A significant number of amenities are available to visitors at the airport. At Terminal 1, there is a business centre with eight offices and a conference room that can accommodate 250 people.

Nice Airport’s main terminal complex is made up of two buildings: the historic Terminal 1 and the more modern Terminal 2. Parking garages and terminals are connected by convenient shuttle buses that run throughout the airport.

Madrid

Madrid Airport is the country’s busiest and most important airport, located in Madrid.   As its name implies, Barajas Airport gets its name from the neighbourhood in which it’s located. Barajas lies about 20 kilometres (12.5 miles) north of the Puerta del Sol, in the city’s northernmost eastern outskirts.

A whopping 40 million people utilise it every year. In addition, there are over 80 airlines based here, serving over 250 different destinations.

The city of Madrid, in contrast to the majority of European cities, has a single airport that services both incoming and outgoing planes.

Mykonos

Mykonos International Airport or Mykonos Airport is the name given to the airport on the Greek island of Mykonos, which is part of the Cyclades Island group southeast of mainland Greece. The island’s westernmost airport is located southeast of the city.

As a result of its reputation as “The New Ibiza,” the airport in Mykonos, Greece, sees a lot of celebrities and businesses flying in and out of the island.

Just 3 kilometres separate Mykonos Airport from the centre of town. A 10 drive will get you to the heart of Mykonos Town.