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SAP (Safi Aviation Park) – Here, you’ll have the unique opportunity to get up close and personal with an impressive array of aircraft from various eras and categories. From vintage warbirds to cutting-edge modern marvels, these static exhibits offer a chance to witness the engineering excellence and rich history of aviation.
Gates open at 08:00AM and last entry at 12:00PM
SRT (SR Technics) – This section showcases an enthralling collection of world-renowned aerobatic teams’ aircraft. Admire the precision and skill of these elite pilots as they push the boundaries of flight with daring aerial manoeuvres and synchronized formations.
Gates open at 08:00AM and last entry at 12:00PM
Flying Display will start at 14:00PM at Saint Paul’s Bay Coastline (In front of Cafe Del Mar/National Aquarium).
Flying Display will start at 14:00PM at Saint Paul’s Bay Coastline
NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen) are official notifications issued by aviation authorities, to inform pilots and other aviation personnel about important information regarding the operation of an airport, airspace, or flight routes. NOTAMs provide time-sensitive information that could affect flight safety, navigation, or air traffic management.
To ensure a delightful and safe experience, consider the following hints and tips:
As the Malta International Airshow takes place at the end of September, we encourage visitors to be prepared for varied weather conditions during this time of the year. While Malta generally experiences pleasant and mild temperatures in September, it is essential to be equipped for potential changes in weather.
We recommend bringing layers of clothing to adapt to varying temperatures throughout the day. Additionally, packing a light rain jacket or umbrella may prove useful, as occasional showers are possible.
Keeping an eye on weather forecasts before and during your visit will help you make the most of your time at the airshow.
Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids during your day outdoors. While there will be food and water stalls operating throughout the day at the location, please be aware that they won’t be reachable from the Spotters Area. It’s advisable to make arrangements for your food and water stock in advance.
Wear a hat, especially for children, to protect yourself from direct sunlight.
Apply sun tan lotion even on cloudy or hazy days to shield your skin from the sun’s rays.
Some aircraft produce loud noise; use ear defenders or earplugs to protect your hearing and that of your children.
Be careful not to cause any FOD (Foreign Object Debris). Dispose of litter in the designated bins to prevent debris hazards to aircraft.
Animals are not allowed on the airfield. Regular car park checks will occur, and relevant agencies may be notified if a distressed animal is found in a locked vehicle.
