Malta Airport › Departures
The departures board for Malta Airport lists destination, airline, scheduled time and status for every flight of the day.
Flights to the United Kingdom and Ireland leave the Schengen area, so allow time for passport control after security at Malta Airport.
Flight data is supplied by a third party and may differ from the official displays in the terminal.
The board for Malta Airport uses a handful of status messages: scheduled means no change, expected or estimated gives the updated time, landed appears when the aircraft touches down, and delayed marks a later time than planned. After landing, passengers need a while longer to reach the Welcomers' Hall: the operator gives 250 metres from the arrivals entrance to the baggage reclaim area, and travellers from outside the Schengen area pass through passport control first.
One flight can appear under two numbers when airlines sell seats on each other's services. If you cannot find a flight number on the board for Malta Airport, search by the origin or destination and the scheduled time instead. Malta Airport operates 24 hours a day, so arrivals and departures can appear late at night and before dawn.
Check-in times at Malta Airport are set by each airline, so follow the time on your booking; the operator's table gives 250 metres from the check-in counters to security and about 400 metres to the gates.
Passengers flying to the United Kingdom or Ireland pass passport control on the way to the non-Schengen gates of Malta Airport and should allow extra time for it in the summer peak.
The luggage deposit in the Check-in Hall is open 24 hours and charges €5 per piece for up to 12 hours, which helps on the last day between hotel check-out and an evening flight.
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