Seville to Milan flight with Ryanair

Seville to Milan Flights: An Overview

When travelers need to head to northern Italy from Andalucia, flights from Seville to Milan are the perfect option. Plenty of departures are available between the two cities, and direct flights from Seville to Milan are relatively quick, taking between two hours 35 minutes and two hours 40 minutes to reach Malpensa or Bergamo Airports. If direct flights aren't convenient, flights with a stop can reach Milan in four hours. And flights are very frequent, with one to two direct flights every day of the week, and four to five options with flight times under five hours. It all makes reaching Milan simple, whenever the need arises.

Which airlines fly from Seville to Milan?

When passengers book flights from Seville to Milan, there's only really one direct option to choose. Direct flights to Milan are only provided by Ryanair, which provides a daily connection all year-round, and tends to deliver excellent value for money. If Ryanair's direct flights aren't convenient, there are alternatives. Services with a change can also be booked with vueling, Iberia, Air Europa, and TAP, with stopover locations ranging from Lisbon or Barcelona, to Madrid Barajas.

How long is the flight from Seville to Milan?

Seville and Milan are 1545 kilometers apart, so flying takes a couple of hours. In fact, passengers can expect direct flight times to range between two hours 35 minutes and two hours 40 minutes - not especially long by global standards. If stops intervene between Seville and Milan, total journey times will necessarily increase, but journeys can still be relatively short. Expect the quickest journeys with a single change to reach Milan in around four hours 25 minutes, generally with short change in either Madrid or Barcelona. 

How many flights are there from Seville to Milan?

The Seville to Milan route is well served by Ryanair, and indirect carriers like vueling or Iberia. In terms of direct flights from Seville to Milan, travelers can choose between one to two options every day. This will tend to include a mid-afternoon departure, and a flight in the evening, often just before 10:00 p.m. Because of this, indirect flights can often be the best way to reach Milan before noon. On any given day, there should be four to five indirect journeys with total flight times of five hours or less, and plenty of departures from early in the morning until the first direct flights leave.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Seville to Milan?

Departure airport: All flights from Seville to Milan will take off from Seville Airport (SVQ). Getting there isn't hard from the center of town, with direct buses from Plaza de Armas taking around 35 minutes when traffic isn't too heavy. Taxis will take about 25 minutes from central locations, and driving is also an option. There are short/medium parking lots and long stay options, with varying rates for the duration of passenger stays. Valets are also available for those in hurry. Inside the terminals, food and drink outlets provide refreshments, there are plenty of stores, and free WiFi caters for laptop and smartphone users.

Arrival airports: Flights from Seville could arrive at Milan Malpensa (MXP) or Bergamo (BGY) Airports. Malpensa is closer to central Milan, with express rail connections to Milano Centrale taking 30 minutes. Transfers from Bergamo will entail bus or bus and rail connections, and generally take about one hour. Both airports offer extensive car rental facilities and plenty of major brands, and both offer free WiFi throughout the terminals.