Tag: Malta international airport
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Malta International Airport reports more than 1 million passengers in June for the first time
Malta International Airport (MIA) handled more than one million passengers in a single June for the first time, continuing the airport’s record-breaking growth in passenger traffic. According to figures published by the MIA, passenger movements reached 1,079,703 in June 2026, representing an increase of 16.9% over the 923,374 passengers recorded during the same month last…
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Malta International Airport sees growth in profits and revenues as passengers increase
According to its latest earnings report, the Malta International Airport is enjoying further growth with increasing revenues and profits on the back of record tourist arrivals. Revenues for the first nine months of the year were €118.5 million, an increase of almost 10 % over the same period in 2024. Profits were recorded at €41.4…
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Full-scale emergency exercise at Malta International Airport
Malta International Airport would like to inform the public of a full-scale emergency exercise, which will take place on Tuesday 19th November 2024 in the evening, from 7 pm onwards. The exercise will bring together national stakeholders and other entities that would be involved in the response to a real-life emergency scenario at Malta International…
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Big mouth strikes again
Magistrate Joe Mifsud was recently spotted at the La Valette Club business lounge of the Malta International Airport. I did not ask my sources where he was heading to, but those who saw him at the lounge were shocked to overhear him speaking loudly with unidentified strangers on ongoing court cases and inquiries. Where is…
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Taxman Marvin Gaerty was earmarked to join Yorgen Fenech’s mother company
In September 2019 just months before he was arrested, Yorgen Fenech was assembling a team. He planned to organise his mother company, Tumas Group, and grow its balance sheet to the billion-euro level. He was discussing this prospect with Malta International Airport’s CEO, Alan Borg, to whom he offered the CEO position, and also confided…
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Two salaries for doing jack, but too harpy to buy a VIP pass
At a time when Malta’s state institutions are in crisis, this is what the Labour Party’s pseudo-intelligentsia is preoccupied about. Apparently, the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and the Head of the Department of History, Dominic Fenech is disappointed that he can’t find a comfortable seat at the departures area of Malta’s International Airport.…

