Malta International Airport is Malta’s only international airport and the principal gateway to the Maltese Islands. It is located at Luqa, about 5 km southwest of Valletta, and operates under the airport code MLA (IATA) and LMML (ICAO). The airport is operated by Malta International Airport plc.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Official name | Malta International Airport |
| IATA code | MLA |
| ICAO code | LMML |
| Location | Luqa, Malta |
| Address | Luqa LQA 4000, Malta |
| Operator | Malta International Airport plc |
| Airport type | International / public airport |
| Distance from Valletta | Approximately 5 km southwest |
| Primary airline hub | KM Malta Airlines |
| Runways | 05/23 and 13/31 |
| Main airport telephone | +356 2124 9600 |
| Official website | Malta International Airport official website |
| Wikipedia | Malta International Airport – Wikipedia |
| Airport help centre | Malta International Airport Help Centre |
The airport’s published information identifies +356 2124 9600 as its principal telephone number.
| Department / Service | Telephone | Email / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Airport general enquiries | +356 2124 9600 | Main Malta International Airport number |
| Special assistance / PRM services | +356 2124 9600 | prmservices@maltairport.com |
| Immigration Department | +356 2369 6127 / +356 2369 6189 | airport.police@gov.mt |
| Customs Department | +356 2369 6119 | mia.customs@gov.mt |
| Lost & Found | +356 2369 6005 / +356 2369 6187 | lostandfound@maltairport.com |
| Airport advertising | +356 9911 3636 | Managed by Clear Channel |
| MaltaPost at airport | +356 2369 6018 | Airport postal services |
For an immediate emergency in Malta, use the country’s emergency services number:
112 — European emergency number
For airport-specific immigration, customs, lost-property or passenger-assistance matters, use the airport contacts above rather than the general emergency service.
Important: Do not use the airport’s general telephone number instead of 112 when there is an immediate threat to life, fire, serious injury or another urgent emergency.
Malta International Airport operates a single main passenger terminal, rather than separate large Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 buildings. The terminal is organised vertically across several levels.
| Level | Main facilities / function |
|---|---|
| Level -1 | Food Court and access/tunnel areas |
| Level 0 | Check-in, Arrivals, Welcomers’ Hall and major passenger services |
| Level 1 | Departures lounge and additional facilities |
| Level 3 | Additional terminal facilities / upper-level areas |
If you lose or find an item inside the airport, report it to a Customer Service Information Desk.
For items discovered after leaving the terminal:
For immigration-related questions, Malta International Airport lists:
+356 2369 6127 / +356 2369 6189
Email: airport.police@gov.mt
Questions concerning passports, entry requirements and visa validity should generally be directed to the relevant immigration authorities and your airline.
Malta Customs: +356 2369 6119
Email: mia.customs@gov.mt
The IATA airport code is MLA and the ICAO code is LMML.
It is located in Luqa, Malta, approximately 5 km southwest of Valletta.
Malta International Airport has one principal passenger terminal, arranged across multiple levels.
Departures are on Level 0.
Arrivals are on Level 0.
The Food Court is on Level -1.
The main airport telephone number is +356 2124 9600.
Call +356 2124 9600 or email prmservices@maltairport.com. Requests should normally be made through the airline at least 48 hours before departure.
Contact Immigration at +356 2369 6127 / +356 2369 6189 or airport.police@gov.mt.
Call +356 2369 6119 or email mia.customs@gov.mt.
Yes. ATMs are available on Level 0 and at the SkyParks Business Centre on Level 1.
There is currently no conventional post office in the terminal, although post boxes and a 24/7 MaltaPost Easipik parcel locker are available.
You can use public buses, Tallinja Direct services, taxis, car hire or private/shuttle transportation.
Contact the airline operating your flight. Malta International Airport advises passengers to obtain the relevant airline’s contact details through its airline information.
A driving licence is not a substitute for a passport or required national identity document for international travel. Requirements depend on the destination and applicable travel rules, so passengers should check with their airline and immigration authorities.
Yes. Airport information states that free Wi-Fi is available throughout the air terminal, including restaurant areas.