27 October 2025
Milan Bergamo Airport: 107 destinations for winter 2025-26
New routes, more frequencies and 18 airlines operating to 38 countries for a season of city breaks and winter holidays
Milan Bergamo Airport inaugurates a 2025/2026 winter season in the name of international growth and expansion, with 107 destinations served by 18 airlines to 38 countries, recording an increase of 5% compared to the previous season.
News on destinations in Italy and Europe
- Ryanair, the airport's main carrier, now bases 22 aircraft (two more than last winter) and operates 81 connections, increasing frequencies on 30 routes and restoring the three-weekly flight to Pescara.
- Wizz Air expands its offer, bringing the destinations operated from Bergamo to 15 with five new routes, including Chisinau (4 times a week), Bucharest Baneasa (daily), Varna, Warsaw Modlin (daily), Sibiu (three times a week from 6 January 2026) and Suceava (four times a week).
- Norwegian continues the twice-weekly connection with Helsinki and introduces the route to Tromsø from October, reactivating flights to Lofoten - Harstad / Narvik (EVE) from February 4, 2026.
- DanAir strengthens the route to Bacau, increasing from two to three weekly frequencies over the Christmas period.
Major expansion into the Middle East
- FlyDubai doubles its twice-daily codeshare service with Emirates to Dubai, offering convenient connections to the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Australia.
- Air Arabia boosts flights to Sharjah, up to 11 weekly frequencies during the holiday season.
- Air Cairo maintains the route to Sharm el-Sheikh, guaranteeing access to Egypt's Red Sea coast during the winter season.
- Neos confirms the weekly flight to Dakar, strategic for connections with Senegal.
The growth of the network is accompanied by an improvement in the passenger experience: from 26 November 2025, the new area dedicated to security checks will be operational, equipped with the latest generation X-ray machines that allow liquids and electronics to be left in hand luggage, reducing waiting times and making the passage to Milan Bergamo Airport faster and more comfortable.
Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and visual photo: SACBO Press Office
Photo Bergamo: Copyright © Sisterscom.com / Shutterstock
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