Milan Bergamo Airport

✅ Trip Verified | The signs are so unclear and even the times shown about delays and boarding lack consistency between two screens. There is no plug, just one which you pay for only 15 minutes, and WIFI sucks.

✅ Trip Verified | This airport is a joke. There is no electricity plug except one box where you have to pay 1€ per 15 minutes of charging XD and laptop doesn’t even fit there. WiFi is a joke, doesn’t work on my laptop, works only on phone and drops every 5 minutes. I do not expect much from low fare airport but some kind of quality of a regular train station would be enough. I do not recommend it, avoid if you can. The place is not clean, the staff is not helping, waiting line for security is badly organized. Avoid avoid avoid. I wish I could give it 0.

✅ Trip Verified | Easy access to the airport from Bergamo, by bus. I did not use the check-in area. Security was smooth even though there were lots of passengers. In the terminal there is a smoking area, lots of places where you can buy something to eat or drink. Boarding was according to schedule.

✅ Trip Verified | In Pompei, the Romans used urinals 2000 years ago! In Bergamo’s airport not! Maybe in Italy men sit down! Never seen an airport without urinals for men!

Not Verified | At the arrival, they tried to fill one single bus with all the passengers of a Boeing 737-800! Not to mention the passport control area - one policeman alone for the EU citizens lane.

✅ Trip Verified | Spent the night in the airport for a connecting flight. One of the worst experiences in recent memory. Passport control was attrocious. Waited in the rain because we couldn't fit in the passport controll room and they had only 2 people checking the passports for about 4 flights that arrived around the same time. I've spent more time at passport controll than on my flight there. The beds in the terminal are always fully booked so plan in advance if you want to use them. There are no lounges open overnight, only a few metal seats that are very unconfortable and have metal rails to stop you from loungong on tham, that is if you are able to find more tham 2 empty seats. The airport looks like a refugee camp at night with people on the floor at every step and when I arrived construction workers were tileing the ceiling and making a lot of noise, waking everyone up. Also the staff blocked both ends of the terminal so there were no toilets available to use. I couldn't find any staff to speak english at night and every employee was just rude and dismisive. At 3 am a guy start runing around the airport shouting at everyone to wake up and get off the floor. Once you get past security the airport is better but don't spend the night here. You will regret it

Not Verified | A perfectly acceptable regional airport that seems to function quite efficiently. Arrival was fine, short queue at passport control and then onto the bus which takes about fifteen minutes to get to Bergamo itself. On departure the queue was slightly longer, minor delay waiting for boarding but got there in the end. Surprising amount of shops/bars after security, so no complaints on that front. There are far worse airports than Bergamo.

✅ Trip Verified | The main reason I am writing is because I have never experienced this before. The airport has a man in uniform who walks around and wakes people who tries to sleep or lie down. He is angry and threatening, and it made the whole airport experience horrible. People need to be able to stretch their bodies and the chairs here are thin metalic ones, with comfort-level -5. Its also quite dirty here.

❎ Not Verified | Excellent airport. It helps that it's rather small so everything is at hand. Staff are friendly and helpful. Lots of facilities for food and other commodities. Way better then the chaotic Malpensa. What could be improved is the roads to get there and the parking lot (at times it can get really crowded).

✅ Verified Review | A good, smaller modern airport. I really liked the individual sleeper lounges you can hire for 9 euros an hour with free device charging and work space. Queueing for security - on the 2 times I did it, it took about 15 minutes, pretty standard. Distances - everything is pretty close before and after security. Staff - most service and information staff were really helpful, a couple were informative without giving much away. Food choices before security are of the slice of pizza variety, basic but fine, good coffee, of course, being Italy. After security, there are better food choices and more shops organised in a rather interesting winding way. Wifi at the airport was free but slow at times, fine in the sleeper lounge. Bus connections to Milan (5 Euros) are just outside the terminal. Buses to Milan Malpensa airport (18 Euros) take nearly 2 hours.