Lying between Italy and Libya, Malta is an island country located in the Mediterranean Sea. Surrounded by water, it is a popular tourist destination for housing several cultural heritage and outdoor exploration sites.
If you are planning your next getaway to this destination, then you must have a clear idea about some important details regarding airports in Malta. Navigate through this article to know more.
Name of the Airport & Location |
Type |
Malta International Airport, Malta |
International Airport |
Xewkija Heliport, Gozo |
Heliport |
Note: The services and other factors keep changing frequently. So, please verify all information before planning your trip.
Given below is a complete guide on the two airports, their features and the services they offer to passengers.
Malta International Airport is the single international airport serving the entire island country. Operational since 1992, this airport can accommodate Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger airline and Boeing 777 airliners. Situated about 5 kilometres southwest of Valletta, the airport is co-located with the head office of Medavia.Â
Another addition to this short list of airports in Malta is the Xewkija Heliport. It is a small airport situated 20 kilometres from the town of Xewkija, primarily serving helicopters. The airport started its operations in 1996. Although small, this airport initially provided services to several helicopters connecting from Malta International Airport.Â
This article is a complete guide on the list of airports in Malta and all the other details you might require while planning your itinerary. The best way to start your trip to Malta will be by visiting the famous heritage sites of Valletta City, located near the international airport.