Malta International Airport is urging passengers to plan ahead this summer, warning of longer queues and possible delays as it prepares for its busiest season yet. With passenger traffic expected to surge in the coming months, especially on Thursdays, the airport is advising travellers to allow extra time at every stage of their journey. Those heading
Travellers are being urged to ditch their private car to get to the airport and to arrive well ahead of their flight in the coming months, as MIA prepares for the "busiest summer". Increased passenger traffic is expected to result in longer queues and possible delays at key touchpoints, the Malta International Airport said in a statement. "The airport
Malta International Airport is advising passengers to allow extra time when travelling during the coming months as increased passenger traffic is expected to result in longer queues and possible delays. The airport is preparing for its busiest summer, with traffic expected to peak on Thursdays. Passengers travelling to non-Schengen destinations are
Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said yesterday that Malta’s resources allocated to the EU’s new Entry/Exit System are already operating at full capacity , as the country braces for a busy summer season. Camilleri told the Times of Malta that all available resources were being fully deployed and would continue to be used throughout the summer
