Flying From The UK To Malta?

Cheap Malta flights are now available with various airlines who provide flights to Malta, and some really good deals are available at most times of the year to Malta’s Luqa Airport. We’ve seen deals often at £50 return for Malta flight.

Sometimes it means flying out on one airline, and flying back with another to get cheap flights to Malta – but as long as you are taking off and returning from the same airport that’s fine – all the flights to Malta land at the island’s Luqa Airport.

Expedia will give you prices of various flights to Malta at the best prices. But as well as checking below with Expedia, holiday companies such as Thomson, First Choice and Thomas Cook often have fantastic deals for their Malta flights. We’ve seen them from £12 one way before. So to get a cheap Malta flight check the holiday companies out below too for cheap Malta flight deals.

The Flight Times For Malta Are:

please note that the times of flights to Malta include an allowance for 15 minutes taxiing time for Malta flights

These times of Malta flights are accurate, but can vary depending upon whether airlines decide to reduce or increase the cruising speed of their flights to Malta

Flights to Malta News

March 16 2009

New Malta Flights

easyJet are offering more flights to Malta from Newcastle - like Ryanair easyJet often provide cheap flights to Malta, and more can be read by clicking here

October 5 2008

Flights To Malta

The latest figures from the Malta flights industry suggests the number of people taking flights to Malta has increased during the summer.

Air Malta have seen a ten per cent rise in passengers flying to Malta, while Ryanair doubled the number of passengers on their Malta flights in July compared to their 2007 figures.

April 29 2008

Air Malta Has Record Flights To Malta

Malta's airline, Air Malta, had over 500,000 passengers this winter, a new record.

This is particularly impressive for Air Malta as it has had new airlines competing for Malta flights in the last couple of years, including RyanAir.

Flights to Malta from the UK had six per cent more passengers this winter, and from Germany nearly a third more passengers.

More details are here:
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20080419/local/air-malta-breaks-winter-record-with-over-500-000-passengers

October 29 2007

Malta Flights Cheaper This Winter

Good news for cheap flights to Malta - Air Malta has today announced its second Winter sale campaign entitled 13 Has Just Turned Lucky where it is offering its customers an opportunity to travel to 18 destinations from Malta, with flights to Malta starting from Lm13 (about £20, or 30 Euros) one-way (excluding taxes and charges).

For the full story visit
http://www.di-ve.com/dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=289741&pid=80

Ryanair, billing itself as the "low cost airline," is now offering cheap flights to Malta Airport from London's Luton airport and from Dublin. With hundreds of flights and budget-friendly fares, the new routes offer travellers an alternative to Air Malta, the nation's official airline. The move is expected to boost the number of visitors flying into and out of Malta Airport by 60,000 to 90,000 thousand this year alone.

As a result of Ryanair's entrance into the Malta market, Air Malta Airlines is now offering lower-priced fares on their new Airbus A310 and A320 series. According to airline officials, seat occupancy is up, and a new service has started from Liverpool's John Lennon Airport offering flights to Malta.

And the results are, so far, a very good thing for visitors. Thanks to this increased competition, the cost of flying from the UK and Ireland has already fallen. Enthusiastic tourism officials expect this news to boost the economy, not just from holidaymakers but from international visitors looking to purchase property in Malta.

Cheap Malta Flights For 2009

Will 2009 be another year that sees cheap flights to Malta continue?

Cheap Malta flight deals have been around for a couple of years now, really since Ryanair opened her London and Dublin routes to Malta’s Luqa Airport, and Air Malta had to respond with cheap Malta flights of her own.

While oil prices, and subsequently aviation fuel, soared in price in the middle of 2008, it had halved again to sometimes less than US $70 a barrel in November, with economists suggesting that oil prices would stay low in 2009.

So will cheap Malta flights still be around for 2009?

Our guess is that there will still be good deals for flights to Malta in 2009, how cheap they will be no-one’s really sure. Ryanair for example could offer 10 Euro Malta flights again, and other airlines such as Air Malta might respond.

Time will tell, but hopefully there will be a few cheap Malta flights around.

Flight to Malta and Airport information from YourMalta.com – our cheap Malta flight guide includes news about Air Malta, Ryanair and other airlines providing flights to Malta.