Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY)
Milan Bergamo Airport serves Bergamo and Italy. 15.6M (2023). Located near Bergamo city centre, it handles domestic and international flights with 1 terminal. Ryanair, Wizz Air, easyJet, Volotea
Euro (EUR / €) is the local currency at Milan Bergamo Airport.
Terminal layout
Milan Bergamo Airport operates with 1 terminal, handling both domestic and international flights. Check-in counters, security screening, departure gates, and arrivals are all within the same building.
Terminal maps, signage, and information desks are available throughout to assist with navigation. Allow sufficient time for security and boarding, especially during peak hours.
Single terminal — simple navigation
All airlines operate from the same terminal. Follow the colour-coded signage for departures (usually blue/green) and arrivals (usually yellow).
Emergency Numbers
24/7 emergency services in Italy
Border control & customs
Arrival regulations for Italy
On Arrival
- Arrive at arrivalsFollow signs from baggage claim to passport control and customs.
- Passport controlUse the lane that matches your passport and travel status.
- Baggage claimCollect checked bags before proceeding to customs.
- Green / red channelUse green if you have nothing to declare; red if you do.
- Exit the terminalTransport, taxis, and car hire are usually available in the arrivals hall.
Customs — what to know
Check local rules
Always verify duty-free and customs allowances before travelling.
Mobile Connectivity
Local operators & SIM cards in Italy
Passenger tips by type
Practical advice tailored to different traveller profiles passing through Milan Bergamo Airport.
First-time visitors
- Arrive at least 2 hours before domestic and 3 hours before international flights.
- Download the airline app for real-time gate and boarding updates.
- Keep your boarding pass and ID accessible — you'll need them at security and the gate.
Transit & connections
- Check if your connection requires terminal transfer — allow extra time.
- Stay airside if possible to avoid re-clearing security.
- Look for flight connection desks if your incoming flight is delayed.
Families with children
- Family lanes are usually available at security — look for signs.
- Baby changing facilities are located throughout the terminal.
- Bring snacks and entertainment for children during waits.
Business travellers
- Priority security lanes may be available with business-class tickets or elite status.
- Lounge access included with many premium tickets — check your boarding pass.
- Power outlets and USB charging are available at most gates and seating areas.
Airport-specific information
Detailed information about Milan Bergamo Airport terminals, transport, facilities, and local travel tips.
Terminals: Single terminal (Il Caravaggio International Airport). Third-busiest in Italy. Hub for Ryanair, focus city for DHL Aviation. Serves Bergamo and Milan. Named after Baroque painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.
Transport: A4 highway access. Express coaches to central Milan (ATB, Orioshuttle, Terravision, Flibco, Autostradale). Bus services to Bergamo city center, Arezzo, Bologna, Brescia, Monza, Turin, Malpensa Airport, Milan Trade Exhibition Center, Parma, Verona. Nearest railway station Bergamo (5.6 km) with ATB bus connection. New airport railway station planned for 2026.
Facilities: Duty-free shopping, restaurants, cafes. Free Wi-Fi. Car rental services. Hotel accommodation nearby.
Local tips: Low-cost hub for Ryanair. Bus services primary transport to Milan. No direct rail link yet (station 5.6 km away). Alternative to Milan Linate and Malpensa. Gateway to Lombardy region.
Airlines & routes
Italy carriers
International carriers
- UK & Ireland: London (LHR/LGW/STN), Dublin (DUB), Manchester (MAN), Edinburgh (EDI), Birmingham (BHX)
- Western Europe: Amsterdam (AMS), Paris (CDG/ORY), Frankfurt (FRA), Madrid (MAD), Barcelona (BCN), Lisbon (LIS)
- Scandinavia: Copenhagen (CPH), Stockholm (ARN), Oslo (OSL), Helsinki (HEL)
Frequently asked questions
For international flights, arrive at least 2–3 hours before departure. Domestic flights typically require 1–2 hours. Allow extra time during peak travel periods and holidays.
Yes, Milan Bergamo Airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal buildings. Look for the airport network on your device and connect without registration for basic access.
Milan Bergamo Airport operates a single terminal handling both domestic and international flights. All check-in, security, gates, and arrivals are within the same building.
No — flights within the Schengen Area do not require passport control at Milan Bergamo Airport. However, non-Schengen flights require passport control both on departure and arrival.