Air tickets Aktau — Milan

Looking for flights from Aktau to Milan? On the Freedom Travel website and mobile app you can pick an itinerary, compare fares and connections across airlines, choose a convenient departure time, book your seat and pay online by card.

Below are the essentials of the route: distance and travel time, the available connections, airlines, what shapes the ticket price, the arrival airport and what to see in Milan.

General information about flights between Aktau and Milan

The distance between Aktau and Milan is about 3,310 km. There are no non-stop flights, so the journey is flown with one connection and takes from about 9 hours including the layover. Milan is 3 hours behind Aktau in summer and 4 hours behind in winter. Citizens of Kazakhstan need a Schengen visa, applied for in advance at a visa centre or consulate with biometrics; check the current requirements before you travel. The route is popular with tourists, shoppers and business travellers.

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Aktau — Milan flight schedule

There are no non-stop Aktau — Milan flights in the timetable. The trip is flown with a connection: Aktau has services to Baku, from where Azerbaijan Airlines flies to Milan Malpensa, and to Istanbul Sabiha, from where Pegasus serves Bergamo Orio al Serio, another airport that serves Milan. Total travel time usually starts at around 9 hours.

Days of operation and the number of connections change with the season, and fares are dynamic, so it is easiest to check the current schedule for a specific date in the Freedom Travel search.

How much does a flight from Aktau to Milan cost

The fare depends on the departure date, the airline and the connection, the season and how early you book — prices are usually higher during fashion weeks and major trade fairs. There is no fixed price: the Freedom Travel search shows the current fare including all fees, and you can pay online by card there.

Which airlines fly the Aktau — Milan route

• Azerbaijan Airlines — operates both legs: Aktau — Baku and Baku — Milan
• Pegasus — operates the Aktau — Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen leg
• Emirates — the second leg from Dubai to Milan
• FlyArystan — operates the first leg to Baku and, in season, to Dubai

Other carrier combinations are also possible: the Freedom Travel search lists every option available for your date.

How to get from Aktau to Milan: your flight options

There are no non-stop flights between Aktau and Milan.

The shortest option is a connection in Baku: Azerbaijan Airlines and FlyArystan fly to Baku, and Azerbaijan Airlines operates Baku — Milan Malpensa. The alternative is a connection in Istanbul: Pegasus flies from Aktau to Sabiha and on to Bergamo, from where shuttle buses run to central Milan. During the Aktau — Dubai season a routing via Dubai with an onward Emirates flight also works.

The Baku routing is usually faster and takes you straight to Malpensa, Istanbul is often cheaper but adds the transfer from Bergamo, and Dubai suits travellers who value comfort on the long leg. This is an international journey, so check whether a transit visa is required where you connect and leave enough time between flights.

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Milan airport

The main airport is Milan Malpensa (MXP), about 50 km north-west of the centre; Milan is also served by Linate (LIN) and Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY). You can reach the city on the Malpensa Express train to Cadorna and Centrale stations, by shuttle bus or by taxi.

What to see in Milan

Italy's business and fashion capital in the north of the country is a global centre of design and haute couture, known for its Gothic cathedral, its opera house and its historic landmarks.

• Milan Cathedral (the Duomo) — a grand Gothic cathedral with rooftop terraces
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II — a lavish 19th-century covered arcade beside the cathedral
• La Scala — one of the most famous opera houses in the world
• The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci — the celebrated mural in the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie
• Sforza Castle — a medieval fortress with museums and a park
• The Navigli quarter — the canal district full of restaurants and nightlife

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