Malta flights cancelled today
Cancelled and heavily delayed flights to or from Malta over the last 7 days, newest first. Flights departing the EU/UK are covered whatever the airline; EU/UK carriers are covered on the way back too.
| Flight | Route | Date | Outcome | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR2930 | CTA → MLA | 2026-09-15 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| KM3117 | LGW → MLA | 2026-09-15 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| FR396 | CTA → MLA | 2026-09-14 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| KM643 | CTA → MLA | 2026-09-14 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| FR368 | CTA → MLA | 2026-09-14 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| FR395 | MLA → CTA | 2026-09-14 | Cancelled | Check claim |
| KM642 | MLA → CTA | 2026-09-14 | Cancelled | Check claim |
Flight status as reported by our data provider, for the flights we track. Whether compensation is due depends on the cause of the disruption, the notice given and your own itinerary.
Cancelled to or from Malta: your rights
My flight to Malta was cancelled — what am I owed?
With less than 14 days' notice, €250–€600 per passenger depending on route distance (£220–£520 under UK261), plus rebooking or a full refund — your choice — and meals and a hotel while you wait. The airline escapes compensation only by proving extraordinary circumstances, and the burden of proof is on them.
The airline blamed weather or air-traffic control. Is that the end of it?
No. Weather and ATC restrictions can be extraordinary circumstances, but a one-line claim is not evidence — the airline must show the specific conditions made your specific flight's cancellation unavoidable. Technical faults and the airline's own crew shortages or strikes generally do NOT qualify as extraordinary.
My flight isn't in this list. Can I still claim?
Yes. This list only shows disruptions on services we track, confirmed by our data provider. Any cancellation, 3+ hour arrival delay, or denied boarding on a covered route can qualify — check your flight and we'll verify it against the official record for free.
Does EU261 apply to flights to Malta?
Any flight DEPARTING an EU/EEA or UK airport is covered regardless of airline or destination — so outbound holiday flights are protected. The return leg is covered when the operating carrier is an EU or UK airline. Non-EU carriers flying you home from outside the EU are the main gap.