FAQs
Valletta (MLA) airport

The most efficient option is to use the express routes operated by Malta Public Transport. Route TD4 takes you directly to the Valletta bus terminal in approximately 25–30 minutes. Tickets can be paid directly to the driver using a contactless card.

The official taxi service is Malta Taxi, available 24 hours a day, with a counter located in the arrivals hall. To know the exact price of your journey, use the official fare calculator on their website or app, as fares are fixed by destination and taxis do not use meters. This is the most reliable way to avoid surprises.

Yes, the airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout all areas of the terminal. Simply select the official airport network and follow the login steps in your browser.

You can purchase local SIM cards from mobile phone shops (such as Epic or GO) located in the Welcomers' Hall (arrivals area) or at the SkyParks Business Centre, just a short walk from the terminal.

Yes, luggage storage is available 24 hours a day. You should go to the customer service desk in the departures hall (check-in area) to arrange the storage of your bags.

If you forgot something inside the terminal, you must complete the lost property form on the official website. If the issue concerns checked baggage, you should immediately contact your airline’s Lost & Found office in the baggage reclaim area.

The airport has cash machines operated by HSBC and Bank of Valletta (BOV) in the public arrivals and departures areas.

Yes, there is a pharmacy located in the departures hall (public area). It is open from Monday to Sunday, although opening hours may vary on public holidays, so it is advisable to check in advance if you require specific medication.