How to get fromMalta to Spainby plane

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There are 6 ways to get from Malta to Spain by plane

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Fly to Barcelona–El Prat Airport
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1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN)plane MLA - BCN
5h 9m
€38–176
Fly to Son Sant Joan Airport
1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Son Sant Joan Airport (PMI)plane MLA - PMI
4h 30m
€57–197
Fly to Valencia Airport
1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Valencia Airport (VLC)plane MLA - VLC
4h 59m
€51–217
Fly to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport
1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD)plane MLA - MAD
5h 30m
€64–216
Fly to Seville Airport
1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Seville Airport (SVQ)plane MLA - SVQ
5h 37m
€68–188
Fly to Málaga Airport
1. Fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Málaga Airport (AGP)plane MLA - AGP
5h 34m
€63–194

Malta International Airport (MLA) to Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) flights

12Weekly Planes

2h 48mAverage Duration

€30Cheapest Price

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Map of how to get from Malta to Spain.

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Distance: 1,257.4 km
Duration: 5h 9m

What companies run services between Malta and Spain?

Ryanair and Vueling Airlines fly from Malta International Airport (MLA) to Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) twice daily.

Airlines

Website: ryanair.com

Flights from Malta International Airport to Barcelona–El Prat Airport

Ave. Duration: 2h 15m
When: Every day
Estimated price: €40–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Barcelona–El Prat Airport via Son Sant Joan Airport

Ave. Duration: 4h 25m
When: Wednesday
Estimated price: €40–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Son Sant Joan Airport

Ave. Duration: 2h 5m
When: Wednesday and Sunday
Estimated price: €30–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Son Sant Joan Airport via Rome

Ave. Duration: 4h 15m
When: Thursday
Estimated price: €30–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Valencia Airport

Ave. Duration: 2h 25m
When: Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Estimated price: €35–190

Flights from Malta International Airport to Valencia Airport via Cagliari

Ave. Duration: 4h 50m
When: Friday
Estimated price: €35–190

Flights from Malta International Airport to Valencia Airport via Catania

Ave. Duration: 5h 25m
When: Sunday
Estimated price: €35–190

Flights from Malta International Airport to Valencia Airport via Son Sant Joan Airport

Ave. Duration: 5h 45m
When: Wednesday
Estimated price: €35–190

Flights from Malta International Airport to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport

Ave. Duration: 2h 50m
When: Every day
Estimated price: €50–210

Flights from Malta International Airport to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport via Son Sant Joan Airport

Ave. Duration: 4h 35m
When: Sunday
Estimated price: €50–210

Flights from Malta International Airport to Seville Airport

Ave. Duration: 2h 55m
When: Wednesday and Sunday
Estimated price: €55–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Seville Airport via Son Sant Joan Airport

Ave. Duration: 4h 50m
When: Sunday
Estimated price: €55–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Seville Airport via Marseille

Ave. Duration: 6h 5m
When: Monday and Friday
Estimated price: €55–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Seville Airport via Valencia Airport

Ave. Duration: 6h 10m
When: Friday
Estimated price: €55–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Málaga Airport via Valencia Airport

Ave. Duration: 5h 35m
When: Saturday and Friday
Estimated price: €60–170

Flights from Malta International Airport to Málaga Airport via Naples

Ave. Duration: 6h 55m
When: Thursday and Saturday
Estimated price: €60–170

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