Airport & airfield infrastructure

• 2 Runways (2.4km and 3.5km)
• 30+ commercial aircraft parking stands
• 16km perimeter
• 72,000sqm air terminal

Traffic, routes & cargo

• 26 partner airlines
• Currently connected to 35 countries
• Eyeing 8.45 million passenger movements by the end of 2024

Airport Amenities

• 2,700 vehicle parking spaces
• 2 VIP lounges
• 17 F&B outlets on the airport campus
• 14 retail outlets
• 2 pharmacies

Environmental Sustainability

• Since 2015, the company has been on a sustainability journey, beginning with its first GRI Sustainability report
• Malta International Airport is at Level 2 of the Airport Carbon Accreditation Programme and aims to reach Level 3 by 2024.
• 3% reduction in electricity consumption despite a 33% increase in passenger numbers in 2023.
• 4 PV systems throughout the airport campus. Plans are underway for further PV systems expansion.
• 3.2 million kWh of energy from renewable sources generated in 2023,  triple the amount of clean energy produced in 2019.
• By 2050 the airport has committed to become a net zero airport, as published in its Net Zero Carbon Plan, also committing to reducing its emissions by 65% by 2030 when compared to 2015.
• 0.12 kg rate of landfill waste per passenger reached in 2023, in accordance with a landfill waste per passenger target launched in 2022.
• Home to 2 apiaries at airfield side, which house around 750,000 bees.

Economic Contribution

• 3,900 jobs directly supported by MIA, representing 7% of Malta’s jobs*

Malta International Airport is a member of the ACI-EUROPE (Airport Council International – Europe). Additionally, several company officials sit on specialised committees and working groups within this council.

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