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11 November 2026

easyJet from Milan Linate: 23 routes in the winter

From Linate flights to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Geneva, Lisbon, London and Paris, as well as leisure destinations such as Figari, Ibiza, Split and Tenerife. The base now has five aircraft

easyJet consolidates its presence at Milan Linate with the start of the 2026/27 winter season. Following the conclusion of the wet-lease agreement with ITA Airways, all flights at the base are now operated directly with easyJet aircraft and crews.

 

The airline has five Airbus based at Linate, following the arrival of two A320s that replaced the aircraft used in the initial phase of the base. Currently, easyJet is the second airline at Milan Linate Airport (LIN).

 

For passengers, the most relevant data is the network available: with the addition of the new flight from Milan Linate to Geneva, in winter 2026/27 easyJet reaches a total of 23 routes from this airport.

 

easyjet destinations from Linate

For journeys to major European cities, easyJet connects Linate with destinations such as Amsterdam, Berlin, London and Paris, with an offer also aimed at business customers. The base has also brought connections to Barcelona and Lisbon at the Milan airport, expanding the choice for city breaks and short-term stays.

 

For leisure travel, the network includes destinations such as Figari, Corsica, Ibiza, Split and Tenerife. In summer 2026, Brindisi, easyJet's first domestic connection from Linate, was also introduced.

 

With the start of winter operations, the number of connections at Linate rises to 23. The base at Milan Linate Airport (LIN) was inaugurated in April 2025. For those who use Linate, the growth of easyjet's base means above all a greater choice of European and leisure connections directly from the airport closest to the center of Milan.

 
By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and visual photo: easyjet press office / Apco Worldwide
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