Cheap flights from Bristol to Malta from £100

You’ll be flying between two principal airports on flights to Bristol from Malta. Departing from the only airport on Malta, Luqa Malta International Airport (MLA), also sometimes called Luqa Airport. It’s about 4 miles from the main city on the island, Valletta. This will take a little under 15min to drive, along Route 1. There are four bus routes you can take if you want to use public transport, the X1 to X4 lines. All flights land at Bristol Airport (BRS), which is located only about 9 miles from the city centre. It’s will take you about 15min to make the trip by car or taxi, and there is also an airport shuttle, which takes roughly 40min to get to the airport. If you’re looking for a public transport option, there’s an A1 bus line that takes about 5min less than the shuttle service.

There are plenty of direct flights from Malta to Bristol, with the vast majority of them flown by easyJet. They depart from Luga Malta International daily, so you’ll have no difficulty booking a ticket on one of these flights. If you choose to fly direct between Malta and Bristol, you’ll be able to save around 7h on total flying time, compared to the airlines that fly the one and two-stop routes.

Stopover options on flights from Malta to Bristol are also plentiful, and you’ll have a good variety of carriers from which to choose. Ryanair offers a very cost-effective flight, but just note that it can also be quite long. You’ll depart from Luqa Malta and fly to Poznan Lawica Airport (POZ) in Poland, where you’ll lay over for a long enough stop to get some shopping in. After this stop you’ll fly on to Bristol Airport. Another one-stop route is shared between Wizz Air, which departs Malta and lands at Budapest Ference Liszt International Airport (BUD). Here you’ll transfer to Ryanair for the flight to Bristol. There are also several two-stop routes available. Ryanair flies one of them all the way, leaving Malta for Bergamo Orio Al Serio Airport (BGY) and then flying to Gdansk Rebiechowo Airport (GDN) before landing in Bristol. Turkish Airlines offers a flight route from Malta to Istanbul Airport (IST) for its first stopover and then to Budapest for the second, where you’ll change to Ryanair for the final leg.

The Malta ordinary passport is considered one of the EU passports, so passport holders who are citizens of Malta will not need a visa to enter the UK. The maximum length of time you’ll be permitted to spend in the UK visa-free is three months.

If you book a flight to Malta from Bristol, you will be flying from Bristol, which is the city’s only airport. Bristol (BRS) is located 7.4 mi from the center of Bristol.

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While on average a flight from Bristol to Malta is generally £282, our data shows the cheapest flight currently is £126. When looking at the most popular route, (Bristol - Luqa Malta Intl), you can expect to pay £126 for that flight.

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Currently, December is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Bristol to Malta (average of £103). Flying from Bristol to Malta in August is currently the most expensive (average of £250). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.