This international air freight company will cease operations on March 30th

Malta Airlines ceased flight operations on March 30, 2024 and expresses sincere gratitude to all dedicated employees for their unwavering commitment and hard work during their 50 year tenure.

The airline also expresses gratitude to all loyal customers, travel partners, and collaborators for their support over the years.

Since the first Boeing 720B landed on land in Malta before its maiden flight on April 1, 1974, until its final flight on March 30, 2024, Malta Airlines has been proud to represent Malta on the global stage.

On March 31st, a new state-owned airline named KM Malta Airlines took over eight A320 aircraft leased by Malta Airlines.

Malta Airlines is a national airline of Malta, headquartered in Luka, serving 36 destinations including Europe and North Africa. The airline's hub and base are at Malta International Airport.

Malta Airlines was founded in 1973, with its headquarters and hub located at Malta International Airport. The airline mainly provides flights to 36 destinations including Europe and North Africa, as well as cargo services. According to the first quarter review data of the European Airlines Association in 2006, among the members of the International Transport Association, their luggage loss rate is the lowest.

Malta Airlines has 10 aircraft, 9 Airbus A320s, and 1 Airbus A319. It has direct flights to over 50 cities in Europe, North Africa, and the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, with over 200 flights per week.