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🇬🇧 London Stansted

137 destinations · from €15

🇮🇪 Dublin

128 destinations · from €15

🇪🇸 Malaga

115 destinations · from €15

🇵🇱 Krakow

114 destinations · from €13

🇪🇸 Alicante

104 destinations · from €15

🇮🇹 Bergamo (Milan)

104 destinations · from €12

🇪🇸 Palma

104 destinations · from €11

🇭🇺 Budapest

101 destinations · from €15

🇬🇧 Manchester

100 destinations · from €15

🇪🇸 Barcelona

99 destinations · from €15

🇧🇪 Brussels (Charleroi)

99 destinations · from €15

🇬🇧 Edinburgh

95 destinations · from €15

Which day is cheapest to fly out?

Fly out on a Tuesday and you pay 24.1% less than that flight normally costs. Fly out on a Sunday and you pay 15.3% more. Between the best day and the worst there's 39.4%, and you don't have to change destination to get it. You just move the departure.

Which Italian airport is genuinely cheapest to fly from?

Flying one kilometre out of Bergamo (Milan) costs 4.4 cents. Out of Milan Linate it costs 19: 4.3 times as much. Look at the ticket price on its own and you will get this wrong, because an airport that only runs short hops shows up with a low average and looks like a bargain when it is nothing of the sort.

Bari and Brindisi: a hundred kilometres apart, two different Puglias

A hundred kilometres separate Bari from Brindisi, but their prices behave differently. Out of Brindisi you pay 106% more than usual in the expensive weeks and 44.8% less in the cheap ones. Out of Bari it runs from 64.8% more to 36.2% less: a difference 1.5 times smaller. Among 23 Italian airports Brindisi comes 3th for the size of that difference and Bari 10th, alongside Genoa and Pescara. By number of destinations, though, Bari is Italy's 5th airport.