Flying a bike from Atlanta to Milan

10 airlines check a bike for free on this route, as part of your checked bag allowance: Delta, United, American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Swiss and 4 more. Cheapest paid option: Finnair, $110 per bike each way.

Nonstop: Delta from ATL. Prices are per bike, each way, between the US and Europe. Checked October 1, 2026.

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AirlineBike, each wayAirportsGood to know
DeltaFreeATL → MXPNonstop
UnitedFreeATL → MXP—
AmericanFreeATL → MXP—
British AirwaysFreeATL → MXPRegister bike 3 days ahead
LufthansaFreeATL → MXPRegister bike 3 days ahead
SwissFreeATL → MXPRegister bike early
Virgin AtlanticFreeATL → MXP—
Brussels AirlinesFreeATL → MXPRegister bike ahead
JetBlueFreeATL → MXP—
AustrianFreeATL → LINRegister bike ahead
Finnair$110ATL → MXPPrepay bike, not at airport
SAS$115ATL → MXPRegister bike 1 day ahead
Iberia$130–172ATL → MXPSoft bags cost $150 more
Air France$150ATL → MXPRegister bike 2 days ahead
KLM$150ATL → MXPRegister bike 2 days ahead
Turkish Airlines~$211–246ATL → MXPOver 23 kg pays double

Free means the bike counts as one of your checked bags. Basic and Light fares often don't include a free bag. Open an airline for its rules.

Quick answers

Which airlines fly a bike for free from Atlanta to Milan?

Delta, United, American, British Airways, Lufthansa, Swiss, Virgin Atlantic, Brussels Airlines, JetBlue and Austrian include the bike in your checked bag allowance, if your fare includes a checked bag.

How much does it cost to fly a bike from Atlanta to Milan?

Free on 10 airlines. Paid options range from $110 (Finnair) to ~$211–246 (Turkish Airlines) per bike, each way.

Is there a nonstop flight from Atlanta to Milan?

Nonstop: Delta from ATL.