Dublin DUB to Milan MIL flight with Ryanair

Flights from Dublin to Milan

Direct flights from Dublin to Milan are operated by Ryanair. All flights depart from Dublin International Airport, with services arriving at two of Milan's airports, Bergamo and Malpensa. There are 21 direct flights per week during summer and eight during winter, with an average journey time of 2.5 hours.

How long is the journey by flight from Dublin to Milan?

The journey time for a direct flight from Dublin to Milan is approximately 2.5 hours.  The journey time is virtually the same for flights to both Bergamo and Malpensa.  Indirect flights will have a journey time of at least 5.5 hours.

How many flights are there from Dublin to Milan?

During winter there are eight direct flights per week from Dublin to Milan, four to Bergamo and four to Malpensa, operating from Friday-Monday. During the summer season there are 21 flights per week, including two daily services to Bergamo, the first departing early morning and the second departing early evening. During summer there is also one daily flight from Dublin to Milan Malpensa.

What are the departure and arrival stations for flights from Dublin to Milan?

Departure airport: All flights for Milan depart from Dublin Airport, which is located seven miles north of Dublin city centre. Frequent bus services, operating 24 hours a day, connect the airport with the city centre in just 30 minutes. Dublin Airport is Ireland's biggest air terminal and boasts facilities such as shops, restaurants, a beauty hall, WiFi, a bureau de change and prayer rooms.

Arrival airport: Milan Bergamo Airport is located close to the small city of Bergamo, 37 miles from Milan. The airport is connected to Bergamo Railway Station by a regular 10-minute bus service.  From Bergamo Railway Station, Milan Centrale is 50 minutes by train. The airport is home to a number of shops and cafes as well as facilities such as a VIP lounge, pharmacy, chapel and currency exchange.

Arrival airport: Flights from Dublin also arrive at Milan Malpensa Airport, Milan's main international airport.  It is located 30 miles from the city centre. An express train connects the airport with Milan Centrale in just 40 minutes. It is a large, modern airport with facilities such as a VIP lounge, banks, currency exchange, chapel and a business centre, as well as a duty-free shopping area and numerous snack bars.

Which airlines travel from Dublin to Milan?

Direct flights from Dublin to Milan are operated year-round by Ryanair.  Other providers such as Aer Lingus and Aeroflot offer indirect flights, but these take significantly longer to reach Milan.

Ryanair Dublin to Milan

Ryanair operates several weekly direct flights to both Milan Bergamo and Milan Malpensa airports. Passengers looking to travel to Bergamo during winter can choose between four weekly flights, departing Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. All flights depart early evening apart from Saturday when the single Milan Bergamo flight departs early morning.  During the summer season there are two daily flights each day, one departing early morning and one early evening.

Passengers wishing to fly to Milan Malpensa in winter can also fly from Friday - Monday, with all flights departing early afternoon. During the summer season a single direct flight from Dublin to Milan Malpensa operates each day, departing in the afternoon. All Ryanair flights to Milan from Dublin have a duration of approximately 2.5 hours.

Dublin to Milan Flight: Services on Board

Ryanair does not offer business or first class, all flights tickets are for standard class seats.  However, the airline does offer a range of ticket options that allow for reserved seating, increased flexibility and greater luggage options. Ryanair allows all passengers to take one hand luggage bag measuring 40 cm x 25 cm x 20 cm on board, with a Value ticket. Passengers can also book a Regular ticket which allows them to take two hand luggage items, each weighing up to 10 kg. Passengers can also book Plus, Flexi Plus and Family Plus tickets which allow for hold luggage, reserved seating and flexible ticket bookings. Passengers with Value or Regular tickets can also pay a fee for hold luggage.

Bicycles weighing up to 30 kg may be stored in the hold for an additional fee. All bikes must be stored in a bag or box. Electric bikes are not permitted on Ryanair flights.

Passengers who require special assistance can organize this in advance, either when they book their flight tickets or up to 48 hours in advance via Ryanair customer services. The airline offers a range of assistance options including allocated seating, transport through the airport and assistance with getting on and off the plane. Guide dogs are also permitted with advance notice.