Brussels to Malta flights

Brussels to Malta flights land at Malta International Airport (MLA), near Luqa. They depart from Brussels Airport or Brussels South Charleroi Airport, and direct journeys usually reach the island in about 3 hours.

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Your journey to Malta begins at either Brussels Airport (BRU) or Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL).

Brussels Airport, about 12km from the centre, has one large terminal divided into Pier A for Schengen flights, including Malta, and Pier B for non-Schengen destinations. A direct train runs there from Brussels-South railway station, and the Airport Line bus 12 runs from the European Quarter at Schuman and Luxembourg stations.

Charleroi Airport, which budget carriers often use, is reached by coach from Brussels-South railway station.

Flights from Brussels land at Malta International Airport, near Luqa. Airport Express buses leave from outside the terminal for the island's main hubs:

• X4: Valletta, the capital
• X1: Cirkewwa harbour, for the ferry to Gozo
• X2: the resort town of Sliema
• X3: Bugibba

Taxis and private hire vehicles wait at designated ranks for a direct transfer to your accommodation.

Start your exploration of Malta in the old streets of Valletta, the walled capital.

Beyond Valletta, you can swim in the clear waters of the Blue Lagoon on Comino or relax on the sands of Golden Bay. For nightlife, Paceville is the island's hub for bars and clubs, and music events such as the Glitch Festival draw crowds.