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Spend an enjoyable day with family and friends by visiting this year's Malta International Airshow 2010. Interesting aircraft and helicopters await you on the static display at Luqa in the morning featuring various types of aircraft. Around lunch time make your way to the food stall in the area and get ready for a spectacular aerial display held over the airfield. At the static show expect to find a good variety of aircraft from tiny ultra-light aircraft to the big, heavy jets. From helicopters to fast jets coming from a varied number of countries. There you'll find the pilots and aircrew proudly standing by their aircraft, ready to answer most questions and perhaps even giving you a tour around their planes, subject to permission. With the airshow being held at an international airport, visitors are reminded to stay within the public area and random checks by security personnel will be carried out to ensure safety and security during the event. The list of participants is still growing but an exciting and thrilling mix of man and machine will surely take your breath away.


The Malta International Airshow always strives to provide the best possible all-round service to the tens of thousands who visit the airshow each year. Here you will find information about the facilities provided for the general public as well as those with special needs. This includes details about the various food stalls, bars, toilets, first aid and lost children. In addition there are the various trade stands which will be selling various items of interest not only to the aviation minded visitors but also for the kids and the moms.


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General Questions

Where is the show being held ?
The 2010 Airshow is being held at the Malta International Airport - Park 2 - entry via Hal Farrug road through Gate at Park 4.

Where will the flying display be held ?
The 2010 Airshow Flying Display is also being held at the Malta International Airport - over runway 23/05.

What are the airshow opening hours ?
The gates open at 10:00am and close at 5:30pm both Saturday and Sunday.

Where is the show entry gate ?
Entry to the 2010 Airshow is via Hal Farrug Road - (via Vella Bros. roundabout in Qormi).

What's the entry fee ?
Entrance to the 2010 Airshow costs € 10 and children under 14 years enter for free.

Where do I park my car?
A dedicated car-park within the airport will be available in the general area of the airshow itself.

Are the aircraft next to the parking area ?
Not really. There's an estimated 8min walk from the car park to the aircraft static park. Pedestrians arriving by public transport and special need cases enter from a special gate that is considerably closer to the static aircraft park

Is there public transport ?
Yes, a dedicated coach service will operate from Valletta City Gate to Airshow Gate and vice-versa. Tickets are at €2 each way.

Are advanced tickets available?

Yes and this will expedite your entry to the airshow. Tickets at €10 will be available from MIA's Information Desk from September 15th.

Where can I get more information ?
Further information may be obtained via MIA Information Desk on (+356) 2369 6320

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