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Indicative one-way estimates on the Hans Jet Pilatus PC-12 rate of €5,900 per flight hour. Actual pricing depends on aircraft availability, routing and season. Contact Hans Jet for an exact quote.
| From | To | Distance | Flight Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rome | Malta | 685 km | 1h 25m | From €8,900 |
| Athens | Malta | 850 km | 1h 55m | From €11,300 |
| Nice | Malta | 1,065 km | 2h 10m | From €13,200 |
| Milan | Malta | 1,150 km | 2h 20m | From €13,900 |
| Zurich | Malta | 1,380 km | 2h 50m | From €17,200 |
| London | Malta | 2,075 km | 4h 15m | From €22,900 |
Every Hans Jet flight to and from Malta is flown on the Pilatus PC-12, the aircraft type that makes up the entire Hans Jet fleet, based right here on the island. Its short-field capability and fuel efficiency make it the natural choice for routes across the Mediterranean and into Europe, and because the fleet itself is based in Malta, availability and turnaround here are typically the fastest in the network. Whichever European city you're flying to or from, the Pilatus PC-12 is the aircraft carrying you there.
Malta sits in the middle of the Mediterranean, an archipelago of honey coloured limestone that has spent three thousand years as somebody else's strategic outpost.
Land at Malta International Airport with Hans Jet and Valletta's baroque skyline is minutes away, a capital small enough to cross on foot in under half an hour.
Malta is also where the Hans Jet fleet is based, so flights beginning or ending here often benefit from the fastest turnaround and the widest choice of departure times of any route the airline flies.
Beyond the harbour views and the airport transfer, Malta moves at its own sun soaked pace. Here's a closer look at the flavours, mornings and history that make the island worth more than a stopover.
Maltese food runs on pastry and whatever the boats and farms bring in. Order a pastizz, a flaky parcel of ricotta or mushy peas sold at bakeries on every corner, then sit down for fenkata, rabbit slow cooked with garlic and wine, still considered the island's national dish.

Valletta's Merchants Street market, known locally as the Monti, runs most mornings through the capital's main shopping street, clothing and household stalls filling in around the older produce sellers. Down the coast, the Sunday fish market at Marsaxlokk sets up along the harbour where the boats are still painted in the island's traditional colours.

Yes. Malta is where the Hans Jet fleet is based, and the airline operates the Pilatus PC-12 directly into Malta International Airport on every route it flies, with the fastest availability of any destination on the network.
Malta's position at the center of the Mediterranean has drawn Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs and Normans to the islands over the centuries, each leaving a layer still visible in the local language and architecture.
The Knights of St John fortified Valletta after surviving the Great Siege of 1565, building the bastions that still ring the capital today. Malta's more recent history includes another siege, the sustained bombing campaign of the Second World War, after which King George VI awarded the George Cross to the entire population for its endurance, a decoration that still appears on the national flag.
Malta International Airport sits a short drive from Valletta, and Hans Jet's private aviation handling there benefits from the airline's own presence on the island as its home base. Processing is discreet, transfers move quickly from curb to cabin, and the setting puts you in the capital within minutes. It's the busiest departure and arrival point in the entire Hans Jet network.
A baroque capital small enough to walk end to end, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in its entirety.
The island's former capital, a walled hilltop city so quiet at night it is known locally as the Silent City.
Malta's smaller sister island, a short ferry ride away, with quieter beaches and the former site of the Azure Window.
A tiny, largely uninhabited island best known for the Blue Lagoon, one of the Mediterranean's clearest swimming spots.
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Malta International Airport on the Pilatus PC-12, connecting the island to major European cities with guaranteed availability and the fastest turnaround of any route in the network, given Malta is home to the Hans Jet fleet.
A Hans Jet private charter from London to Malta takes around four hours and fifteen minutes on the Pilatus PC-12, departing Biggin Hill and landing directly at Malta International Airport. From there, Valletta is a short drive away. The London to Malta route suits clients travelling for business on the island as well as those continuing on to Gozo or the wider Mediterranean.
Charter pricing for the London to Malta route starts from €22,900 one way. Hans Jet offers guaranteed aircraft availability, so your flight departs on your schedule.
The Zurich to Malta private jet route takes around two hours and fifty minutes with Hans Jet, departing Zurich Airport and landing directly at Malta International Airport. It is well suited to clients moving between Swiss business travel and time on the island, or those continuing on to Sicily and the wider central Mediterranean. Pricing starts from €17,200 one way.
Flying private with Hans Jet from Milan to Malta takes around two hours and twenty minutes on the PC-12, departing Milan Linate and landing directly at Malta International Airport. It is a natural pairing for clients moving between Northern Italy and the central Mediterranean. Charter pricing starts at €13,900 one way.
A private jet from Nice to Malta with Hans Jet covers the distance in around two hours and ten minutes, connecting the French Riviera directly to the island without a layover. Pricing starts from €13,200 one way.
Flying private with Hans Jet from Athens to Malta takes just under two hours on the PC-12, a direct route between two of the Mediterranean's oldest port cities with no commercial nonstop equivalent on many schedules. Charter pricing starts at €11,300 one way.
The Rome to Malta route is one of the shortest hops Hans Jet flies, taking around an hour and twenty five minutes, departing Rome Ciampino and landing directly at Malta International Airport. It is a favourite for clients combining Italian business travel with time on the island. One-way pricing starts from €8,900.
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