Milan Bergamo Airport adds Yerevan with FlyOne Armenia debut

Milan Bergamo Airport will further expand its destination and airline portfolio this May with the arrival of FlyOne Armenia, which will commence services from Yerevan. The carrier will operate 2-weekly flights between the two airports from 1 May, on Fridays and Sundays, using its A320-family fleet.

The addition of FlyOne Armenia brings the total number of scheduled airlines operating at Milan Bergamo Airport to 23, while Yerevan becomes the airport’s 152nd scheduled destination this summer.

The new service further consolidates Milan Bergamo Airport’s role as an expanding gateway to non-EU markets, enhancing access to fast-growing destinations beyond Europe.

Through Yerevan, passengers will benefit from a wider range of onward connections to points across Central Asia and the CIS region

Giacomo Cattaneo, Director of Commercial Aviation, Marketing & Communications at airport operator SACBO, said: “We are delighted to welcome FlyOne Armenia to Milan Bergamo Airport. The introduction of Yerevan adds a unique dimension to our network, opening the door to a destination that blends strong tourism appeal with important community links. It also reflects our ongoing efforts to identify and develop routes that respond to evolving passenger demand, particularly towards less-served markets. We are confident this service will perform well and further broaden the choice available to our passengers. We look forward to a successful partnership with FlyOne Armenia and to further strengthening our global network.”

The introduction of this service aligns with Milan Bergamo Airport’s broader strategy to diversify its network by strengthening connectivity with markets beyond the European Union.