Baggage allowance 

Carry-on baggage 

Air Malta permits passengers to carry baggage depending on the cabin class and fare. Moreover, if passengers go beyond the baggage allowance then they can expect to pay 95.10 USD per bag at check-in. Furthermore, refer to the table below for details on cabin baggage allowance:

Checked baggage 

The airline permits passengers to carry checked baggage depending on the travel class of the ticket/fare. Moreover, Go light fare does not include any free checked baggage. On the other hand, Go Smart and Go Flex fare includes one piece of baggage that can weigh a maximum of 23kg. Furthermore, Business Class fare includes two pieces of baggage that can weigh a maximum of 32kg weight. However, Just Business fare online includes one piece of baggage that can weigh a maximum of 32kg. Lastly, the airline does not permit grouping of baggage. 

If passengers want to carry more baggage than what is in their allowance, then they have the option of purchasing extra baggage. Moreover, one piece of baggage cannot weigh more than 32kg. 

Prohibited Items 

The airline does not permit the carriage of the following items anywhere on their flights:

• Objects with a sharp point or sharp edge – knives with blades of more than 6cm, axes, swords, etc.
• Disabling devices – mace, pepper spray, stun guns, tasers, etc.
• Explosives – fireworks, flares, detonators, fuses, dynamite, etc. (except small arms ammunition – see ‘Restricted Items’ below.)
• Security-type attaché cases containing dangerous goods – pyrotechnic devices, etc.
• Electro shock weapons – e.g. Tasers, containing dangerous goods such as explosives, compressed gases, lithium batteries, etc.
• Blunt instruments capable of causing injury
• Workmen’s tools
• Flammable liquids – paint, petrol, lighter refills, solvents, varnish, etc.
• Strike anywhere matches
• Flammable gas cylinders
• Substances liable to spontaneous combustion – Phosphorus
• Flammable solids – firelighters, Chinese lanterns, etc.
• Substances that emit flammable gases in contact with water
• Oxidising materials – bleach, peroxides, some fertilisers, etc.
• Corrosives materials – acids, alkalis, wet cell batteries, etc.
• Toxic (poisonous) substances – weed killer, insecticides, etc.
• Swegways, Swagways and Hoverboards