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Luxair will be landing in the heart of Milan by adding Linate to its destination network, thanks to a codeshare with Alitalia

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Luxair Luxembourg Airlines and Alitalia have signed an agreement for operating the Luxembourg – Milan-Linate route, as of 4 December 2017.

Travellers will now be able to fly direct to Milan’s financial centre, thanks to the new Luxembourg – Linate route. Enrico Forlanini Airport, better known as Linate Airport, is Milan’s “city airport” and is around fifteen minutes from Milan’s city centre.

The Linate Airport route has been added to the already existing Luxair route to Malpensa International Airport, increasing the number of flights between Luxembourg and Milan to 30 flights a week.

Flights to Malpensa and Linate may be combined, allowing passengers to travel via the two airports. Thus, passengers will benefit from optimised frequencies and increased flexibility. It is an ideal solution for business travellers.

The Italian airline Alitalia will be operating this route for Luxair Luxembourg Airlines in an Embraer 175, 88-seater twinjet. The “code-share” agreement between Luxair and Alitalia will make it easier for passengers to get to other Italian destinations from Luxembourg. Frequent flyers will be able to use their Miles&More loyalty program.

Milan is one of the biggest cities in Italy and Europe, situated in North-Eastern Italy. It is a multi-faceted city. It is Italy’s industrial, commercial, financial and academic hub, as well as a popular destination for tourists, due to its diversity, culture and fashion.

DESTINATIONOPERATION DAYSSCHEDULE
Milan Linate – LuxembourgMonday to Saturday06:35 – 07:50
Monday to Friday and Sunday18:40 – 19:55
Luxembourg – Milan LinateMonday to Saturday09:25 – 10:40
Monday to Friday and Sunday20:45 – 22:00

 

Luxair Luxembourg Airlines, Alitalia and lux-Airport’s officials warmly welcome the first flight LG6622 that arrived this morning at Luxembourg airport.

December 4, 2017

This post was published on 5 December 2017 21:14

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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