Storm Harry caused major disruptions at Malta International Airport on Monday night and into Tuesday, with gale-force winds forcing aborted landings and multiple flight diversions. At least four inbound Ryanair flights were diverted to Italian airports as strong crosswinds battered the runway. Ryanair flight FR9257 from Bucharest, scheduled to arrive at 12.55am, was diverted to Bari after two failed landing attempts and later rescheduled to arrive at 11.30am. Another Ryanair flight, FR7304 from

Travellers are facing major disruption after Berlin Brandenburg Airport was forced to suspend all flight operations due to freezing rain and black ice. The airport halted take-offs and landings on Thursday at 6pm CET, citing unsafe runway conditions, and remains closed today as severe winter weather continues to affect northern Germany. According to data from FlightAware, approximately 170 flights have been cancelled in the past 24 hours. In a statement, the airport said: “We currently have free

Ready to travel again? For your safety, we’ve made some changes to your airport journey. Click play and check out what you can expect from your next trip through Malta International Airport. Thank you for helping us keep a safe environment; you may learn more about our measures here: https://www.maltairport.com/covid19/ Questions? Send us a private message, we’re here to help! We’re ready when you are ✈️ | Malta International Airport