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Malta: January is worst month for Malta International Airport since reopening in summer

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Passenger traffic through Malta International Airport dropped by 90.7% in January, with 38,938 passengers travelling through the airport.

The company said January was its worst month since reopening in July 2020; stemming partly from recent travel bans and more stringent requirements in popular markets such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Belgium.

Source: MaltaToday

Updated 1725

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