KM Malta Airlines has announced an increase in the frequency of its flights between Malta and Amsterdam for the upcoming winter season, in a move aimed at enhancing connectivity with the Dutch capital.
Between November 2025 and March 2026, the airline will operate additional services on selected days. In addition to its regular four weekly flights, an extra flight will run on Friday mornings throughout the entire season.
Furthermore, an additional flight will operate on Wednesday mornings until 25th February 2026 and on Monday mornings until 26th January 2026.
As a result, KM Malta Airlines will offer a daily service between Malta and Amsterdam until the end of January 2026, six weekly services throughout February, and five weekly services in March.
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