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Check out the car parking options available at Malta International Airport.

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Surface Car Parks and Park East SkyParks Business Centre

Please note that the first 10 minutes of your stay at any one of the airport car parks indicated below are free. Should your stay exceed 10 minutes, the fee charged would correspond to the price indicated for the relevant time band. After the first 24 hours, guests parked at any one of the car parks will be charged in full for every additional day or part thereof.

Customers who are entitled to a discount from any one of the outlets at Malta International Airport or SkyParks Business Centre, are requested to note that, following the deduction of the complimentary minutes, they will be charged at the applicable rates shown below for the additional minutes.

Our Parking Rates are available below:

Discover our selection of eateries and shopping outlets ahead of your visit to our airport.

Enjoy a wide range of shopping options at the airport, from luxury brands to everyday essentials. Whether you’re looking for gifts, travel accessories, or duty-free deals.

Discover a variety of dining options to suit every taste. From quick bites and cafés to full-service restaurants. Find the perfect place to relax and enjoy a meal before your flight.

If you plan to travel through Malta International Airport soon, you can get acquainted with our facilities before you arrive at the terminal. From water fountains to charging points and prayer rooms to parental rooms, we’ve sought to cater for all your needs while travelling.

Our parenting rooms inside the Check-In Hall and at Departures provide you with a calming space where you can feed your little ones or get them changed. To learn more about how you can enjoy a more seamless trip when travelling with children, head to our family travel page here.

Unlimited Wi-Fi? Yes, please! In addition to our free Wi-Fi, you can find different charging points across the terminal. Check out where you can plug in to power up your device here.

At Malta International Airport, you can find inside the Check-In and Welcomers’ Hall, as well as at the Schengen Departures area close to Gate 4 and within the Arrivals’ Corridor just before the stairs leading down to Baggage Reclaim. Locate our ATMs on our map here.

Our chapel, located on Level -1, is open on a 24/7 basis, and Mass is celebrated on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Any additional services that are celebrated on special days in the liturgical calendar are announced on this page.

While smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the terminal building, smoking is allowed outdoors, within certain designated areas. These are located outside the building near the arrivals side, at the Observation Deck on Level 3, and at the departures drop-off points, opposite the bus terminal. After security, patrons of the eatery Relish may smoke on the terrace.

It is our pleasure to see our guests enjoy a seamless airport experience. Through our team of specially trained front-liners and the services offered, we aim to make your brief time at Malta International Airport as comfortable as possible. Learn more about our services below.

Seeking to take your airport experience up a notch? Discover La Valette Club’s lounges and VIP services here. Available on departure and arrival, La Valette Club’s lounges are open to both members and one-time users.

For added privacy and exclusivity, you can travel through our VIP Terminal. Accessed separately from the main terminal building, the VIP Terminal offers jetsetters who are pressed for time the fastest route. Check out our prices here.

You can get last-minute travel arrangements or accommodation bookings made at the airport travel agency. Located between the Check-in Hall and the Welcomers’ Hall, the agency is open from Monday to Friday between 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and closed on weekends and public holidays.

Aviation Services Handling Ltd. Tel: +356 2369 6136.

You can still drop by for a late-night bite, a last-minute gift or one of our food court events. Watch this space to keep up to date with all that is going on at the airport.

Your feedback will allow us to continue improving our services and facilities so that each one of our guests can enjoy the best experience every time they fly through Malta International Airport.

To thank passengers for taking the time to give us their feedback, Malta International Airport will be giving respondents who provide additional comments in their survey the opportunity to receive shopping vouchers which can be used at the airport outlets. Please allow The Airport Feedback Programme team some time to verify the survey and contact you in order to send you your vouchers. Surveys that are not completed in full will not be considered.

Airport washrooms in all public areas inside the terminal are equipped with fold-down changing tables. There is also a parental room after security, opposite Gate 4, that is equipped for feeding and changing children.

If you need to pick up any last-minute essentials or items to keep your children entertained while you’re at the airport, a range of shops are available throughout the terminal. You can find everything from snacks and travel accessories to books, toys, and holiday necessities. For the full list of airport outlets, click here.

If you wish to keep your buggy or pushchair with you until boarding, please check with your airline before travelling. In most cases, foldable buggies can be used until you reach the gate, where a member of staff will label them and ensure they are placed safely in the aircraft hold. Non-folding pushchairs generally need to be handed in at check-in. Airline policies may vary, so we recommend checking directly with your carrier. Airline contact details my be found here.

Make the start to your trip stress free by learning more about what to expect at our security screening area.

Make sure you’re ready to fly by finding out which passports, visas, and identity documents you’ll need for your trip.

You don’t have to beep next time you walk through our security metal detectors. Read more about how you can be fully prepared for the security screening process here

Our luggage services ensure that you are covered, whether you’d like to free up your hands or wrap up your luggage to protect it from wear and tear. Learn more about the left luggage service and the luggage wrapping service here.

Before arriving at Malta International Airport, you may want to familiarise yourself with our security rules and regulations.

On your arrival in Malta you may be subject to passport control depending on whether you are flying in from a Schengen country or not.

For most airlines flying to Malta, the maximum weight of checked-in baggage allowed per person is typically 20 kilogrammes for economy-class passengers and 30 kilogrammes for business-class travellers.

At Malta International Airport, there is no restriction on the number of hand luggage items you can carry through security controls. The airline you are flying with is likely, however, to have its own limitations. Different airlines flying to and from Malta also have varying rules about luggage size and weight, so it’s best to get this information from your airline before departure.

Due to the highly diverse nature of items carried by passengers (some of which could constitute a threat to aviation security) it is at the discretion of the Malta Airport Security Department to confiscate any item that poses a potential threat.

Before arriving at Malta International Airport, familiarise yourself with our security rules and regulations to avoid carrying prohibited items. Read more.

Schengen is an agreement among European states that ensures free movement for passengers from countries associated with this judicial area. In practice, this means that people flying between Schengen countries can travel without presenting their passports. Passport control still applies to arrivals in Malta from non-Schengen states or those travelling between non-Schengen areas.

Although personal checks are not carried out at Schengen internal border crossings, it is still necessary for European Union citizens (including Estonians) to carry a passport or identity card (ID-card). Authorities (police, immigration officials, etc.) in Schengen states, such as Malta, do have the right to check identifying documents if necessary.

are in possession of a valid travel document (passport*) or recognised equivalent permitting them to cross the border;

have not been prohibited to enter through an alert on the Schengen Information System; and

are not considered to be a threat to public policy, national security or the international relations of any other Schengen State, under Maltese law or the law of another Schengen State.

Find out more about Security & Border Control

From the 12th of October 2025, third country nationals departing from or arriving in Malta may be randomly selected to pass through one of the biometric passport control lanes.

Here, you may be asked to provide your passport, take a photo or scan your fingerprints. For the time being, no registration is required from the passenger’s end ahead of travelling through Malta International Airport.

Currently, children below 12 years old are only required to have their photo taken as their fingerprints are not scanned. Parents or guardians will need to provide confirmation of personal details for their child, and the child’s travel information will be logged electronically to replace traditional passport stamping.

While the system will replace the current system of manual stamping of passports, it will not replace existing visa requirements to cross an EU external border.