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Pickup and drop-off at Malta International Airport

Luqa, MaltaIATA: MLAICAO: LMML

Where you can drop someone off, pick someone up, wait or meet at Malta International Airport, according to the official sources. Each spot lists only the verified actions; anything missing is unknown.

Picking someone up

Where someone can get in, where you can wait or meet inside, and when short-stay parking is needed.

  • Passenger Drop-Off

    Kiss & Ride
    Where: Areas marked with a "Passenger Drop-Off" sign, opposite Arrivals and Departures (right by the terminal)
    • Picking up: permittedYou can also stop here just long enough to pick someone up and drive off.
  • Main parking

    Park and come inside
    Where: The airport's main parking
    • Picking up: permittedThe same applies when you pick someone up, with the same ten free minutes.

    For all actions above: Free within 10 minutes.

Dropping someone off

Where someone can get out quickly, and where you park if you want to come inside.

  • Passenger Drop-Off

    Kiss & Ride
    Where: Areas marked with a "Passenger Drop-Off" sign, opposite Arrivals and Departures (right by the terminal)
    • Dropping off: permittedYou can pull up opposite Arrivals and Departures in one of the areas marked with a "Passenger Drop-Off" sign, and stop just long enough to unload bags and wave your loved one goodbye.
  • Main parking

    Park and come inside
    Where: The airport's main parking
    • Dropping off: permittedIf you are dropping off friends or family members, you can use the airport's main parking, where the first ten minutes are free of charge.

    For all actions above: Free within 10 minutes.

This is a selection of verified information. Check the official sources for additional and current conditions.

Rates and current rules

Rates and temporary rules change; the airport publishes them itself. We deliberately do not copy them.

Go to the official page of Malta International Airport

Official external website
SourcesWhere this comes fromChecked on the airport's official website on October 5, 2026.