New Ryanair flights from Budapest to popular Italian destination!
Milan offers a captivating blend of fashion, culture, art, cuisine and lifestyle attractions, making it an unforgettable holiday destination for travellers seeking an authentic Italian experience. Fortunately, Ryanair flights from Budapest to Milan Malpensa Airport have been added to the summer schedule. Do not miss out on this adventure!
New Ryanair flights from Budapest
As Turizmus.com writes, Ryanair launched its first flights to Milan Malpensa Airport over the Easter long weekend, the first new flight on the low-cost airline’s summer schedule. Initially, it will operate six times a week from Sunday to Friday. From June, Hungarian passengers will be able to fly to Milan every day of the week with the low-cost airline for as little as HUF 6,000 (EUR 15.3). Budapest Airport wrote in an official post about the new Ryanair flights from Budapest:
Ryanair has just launched its Budapest-Milano (Malpensa) route, offering 6 weekly flights initially, and ramping up to daily flights starting from June!
Savor the delights of Italian cuisine this summer with heavenly gelatos and shots of fresh espressos!
Ryanair expects a growth in 2024
However, the new Milan route is just one of the 64 routes Ryanair is offering from Budapest Airport this summer. In addition to Milan, you can now travel to five other new destinations, Frankfurt Hahn, Faro, Skiathos, Trieste and Tirana, with Ryanair flights from Budapest. In addition, the budget airline is also increasing its frequencies on 20 routes, including Alicante, Bari and Rome.
The airline’s CEO Michael O’Leary said that the airline plans to carry 5 million passengers in 2024. This means a 22 percent increase compared to last year.
Why Milan, Italy?
Milan is a sought-after holiday destination renowned for its diverse attractions and vibrant atmosphere. As one of the world’s fashion capitals, Milan captivates visitors with its high-end boutiques, luxury brands and prestigious fashion events like Milan Fashion Week.
Beyond fashion, the city boasts a rich cultural heritage, showcased through iconic landmarks such as the magnificent Duomo di Milano, the grand La Scala opera house and Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper. In addition, Italian cuisine is to die for… Thus, you might consider catching one of the new Ryanair flights from Budapest to Milan Malpensa Airport.
A great alternative
Many people favour Budapest Airport for a set of reasons. However, if you are looking for a new adventure, you can now fly from the heart of southern Hungary, Pécs. As we wrote HERE, Universal Air has introduced new flights between Malta, Pécs, and Munich, aiming to offer a blend of affordability and premium services, operating twice a week initially, with plans to increase frequency later.
In addition, you might be able to catch a good deal and travel for a lower price compared to Budapest.
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