Malta Airport (MLA)
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Find the most important information about Malta Airport: Flights, Departures, Arrivals, Parking, Car Rentals, Hotels near the airport and other information about Malta Airport (MLA). Plan your travel to Malta Airport with the information provided in this guide.
Malta Airport (IATA: MLA; ICAO: LMML) is the only airport serving Malta and the Maltese islands. MLA Airport is located in Malta’s island, between the towns of Luqa and Gudja, 6 km southwest of the capital, La Valletta.
Malta Airport (MLA) handled more than 7,000,000 passengers in 2019, being the single and busiest international airport in Malta.
During 2020, Malta Airport only registered 1,748,050 passengers due to coronavirus crisis.
Malta Airport is a hub for Air Malta and a focus city for Ryanair.
Terminal Information + info
Malta Airport (MLA) has a single passenger Terminal.
Facilities and Services + info
Malta Airport (MLA) is equipped with some of the Services and Amenities displayed below:
- Duty free shops
- ATMs
- Currency exchange
- Free Wi-Fi
- Car rental offices
- Restaurants and cafés
Contact Information
Visitors intending to contact the airport, should visit the official site: maltairport.com
Transport + info
Find the following transport options at Malta Airport:
Bus: Jump to public transportation services from Malta Airport to your destination (Express Lines and TD Routes).
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Taxi: A trip to La Valletta by taxi takes 20 minutes.
Car hire: To hire a car in Malta Airport is a great idea. Find your best option with our search engine.
About Malta
Malta is a small island in the Mediterranean Sea. One of its top attractions are their beaches: Golden Bay Beach, its stunning coves, Ghajn Tuffieha Bay, Mellieha Bay or Dahlet Qorrot, among others.
It’s the perfect place to practise snorkel thanks to its crystalline waters.
