Malpensa airport to replace 110 transport systems in seven‑year modernization
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- Milan Malpensa International Airport is carrying out a modernization that will replace about 110 transport systems, including elevators, escalators and moving walkways, with work scheduled to last roughly 84 months (seven years).
- In Terminal 1, the project will replace 49 elevators, 25 escalators and 13 moving walkways, while Terminal 2 will see 15 elevators replaced; the total investment is 600 million euros, with a €100 million T1XL expansion of the Terminal 1 Extra Schengen area included, and the restyling of facades and many arrival and departure areas was completed before the 2026 Milan‑Cortina Olympics.
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