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Birmingham Airport

Birmingham Airport was first built in 1939 and was taken over by the RAF for use in WW2. After the war, air shows and public fairs took place at the airport until the first flights from Birmingham began to be operational for both passengers and cargo. The airport has received many facelifts since then which include new terminals, runway extensions and better in-airport facilities e.g. a WHSmith, tax-free Dixons, Boots, Ladbrokes and numerous cafés and bars.

Parking facilities in and around Birmingham Airport

Those on flights from Birmingham or who are dropping someone off are assured of great parking facilities. There are five car parks to choose from and an additional ‘Rapid Drop-Off Zone’. The long-stay car park costs £11.99 per day and each additional day decreases in price.

Airport distance from Birmingham and other notable surrounding locations

The airport is around 5 miles from the centre of Birmingham city. Leicester, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Rugby and Telford are also relatively close – all being within a 30 mile radius of the airport.

Transport links to Birmingham

The main routes to Birmingham are by the M42 and M6, and the A45. Bus services also connect the airport to the city of Birmingham and surrounding areas. National express coaches allow people on flights from Birmingham to arrive with minimum hassle. Local taxi companies are numerous and include ‘Airport Direct’ and ‘Sky Radio Cars’. The train station in Birmingham is equipped with an Airlink train to bring passengers to the airport.

Conference and other business facilities at Birmingham Airport

Throughout the airport there are pay phones and internet access computers. There are four business lounges, including the Flybe lounge which gives relaxation, refreshments and a great working environment to those on flights from Birmingham. There are also a number of conference rooms available for hire.

Birmingham

Birmingham’s main source of success has been its industrialisation during the 16th century after the discovery of coal and iron ore. This brought big business to the area, as well as employment both in the mines and factories. Also, canals were built to transport all these raw materials. These canals are still worth a visit today and are often navigated by small boats and barges. The Grand Junction railway was built in 1937 which is of great historical importance to the area. Sutton Park, which is the largest urban nature reserve in the world, is also in Birmingham and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade is the second largest in Europe after Dublin’s. Millennium Point in Digbeth is home to a number of popular attractions as well as a range of top name shops and cafes.

Milan Airport

Malpensa International Airport is Milan’s main airport and accommodates a large portion of the flights to Milan. The airport sees over 24 million passengers a year both on flights to and from Milan. It’s located in the province of Varese 50km from Milan city centre.

Parking facilities in and around Milan Airport

The airport has six car parks to accommodate all those on flights to Milan and from Milan. The cost of one day in long-stay parking is EUR 22 with the price per day decreasing with each additional day. A stay from 4-5 days costs EUR 89 inc. and each day thereafter is EUR 8. There is also a short stay car park for drop offs and pick ups.

Airport distance from Milan and other notable surrounding locations

The airport is around 35 miles from Milan, however, it is only 2 miles from the town of Bergamo and about 20 miles from both Monza and Brescia.

Transport links to Milan

Malpensa is linked to Milan Cadorna Station via subway, suburban train and Regional rail service. These provide people on flights to Milan with easy and affordable access from the airport. There are also bus services operating between the Airport and the City which are normally around EUR 5-8 per person. The A8 motorway, which is the main route to the city, is a four lane system that makes journey times very quick.

Conference and other business facilities at Milan Airport

Terminal one has is own dedicated business centre which is equipped with modern equipment, stylish furniture and a relaxing atmosphere. Facilities include Internet access, hotel reservation, meeting rooms, car hire, and a translation service. Other facilities around the airport include telephones and public lounges and food bars.

Milan

Milan is one of Italy’s largest cities and is one of Northern Italy’s main attractions. The area is famous for its fashion industry and its restaurants in particular. These small private restaurants are well worth a visit because you won’t be disappointed by Italian hospitality. The Duomo is one of Milan’s main attractions and is the world’s largest collection of marble statues. The church of Santa Maria delle Grazie houses one of the most famous paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci - ‘The Last supper’