Milan Bergamo Airport will offer flights to 109 destinations in 40 countries during its 2026/27 winter timetable, with 20 airlines operating through 27 March 2027. The programme began on 25 October and is expected to generate more than 7.47 million seats, a 5.6% increase on the previous winter, extending the Italian airport’s growth in short-haul European capacity.
Ryanair remains the largest carrier at Milan Bergamo, with approximately 5.87 million seats planned for the season. Its expanded network includes four new destinations: Reggio Calabria, Liverpool, Paphos and Rabat.
Wizz Air will retain services to Oradea in Romania and Skopje in North Macedonia, both introduced during the summer schedule. The airline’s winter capacity will rise by 5% to more than 925,000 seats.
The timetable covers operations at Milan Bergamo, which is operated by airport company SACBO. The published programme does not include a complete breakdown of frequencies across all 109 destinations, but the capacity increase indicates continued expansion by the airport’s principal low-cost operators.