Trenord's own route pages now price the single at €15 from both Milano Centrale and Milano Cadorna, with a €25 return. The €13 figure was the old fare and is still repeated across the internet, so the ticket machine will look wrong when it is not.
Terravision advertises 'from €4.00' and Autostradale €4.99, but those are advance online fares with dynamic pricing. Buy at the stop or on board and the same seat is €10–13 — three times the headline price.
From 22 January 2026 the Terravision and Autostradale coach stops at Terminal 1 were relocated to level -1, in front of the Sheraton, because of the Milan-Cortina works. At Terminal 2 the coaches still stop outside exit 7. Signs and older guides still point to the old arrivals kerb.
Milan's airport fare is a fixed €114 per car and the driver must start the meter and apply it. People offering a 'better price' inside the terminal are unlicensed: no fixed tariff, no receipt, no complaint to make afterwards. The minimum fare of €16 for short runs from the airport is also official, not invented.