[Expired] [Deal Alert] East Coast To Malta From $379 Round-Trip

Updated: June 8, 2026, 5:52am CDT

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How To Book
Final Thoughts

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It’s not every day that we see ultra-cheap flights to Malta, a small island country in the Mediterranean Sea.

But there’s a fantastic deal to the island from several U.S. cities starting at just $379 round-trip. And even better — these fares are widespread, even during peak season.

Let’s take a look.

Fare Deal — Details

This deal is to Malta (MLA) from several U.S. cities, including Boston (BOS), Newark (EWR), and New York (JFK). You’ll find deals on a handful of airlines, including Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa, and SWISS.

All deals include a layover in Europe, usually in one of the London-area airports, Paris (CDG), Frankfurt (FRA), or Munich (MUC).

Play around with a few dates on Google Flights, but book directly through the airline.

Class: Economy
Routes: Boston (BOS), Newark (EWR), and New York (JFK), Washington, D.C. (IAD) to Malta (MLA)
Dates: January through April 2026
Rates: As low as $379 round-trip

Usually, we recommend booking directly through the airline (in case you need to make changes to your reservation). However, in this instance, booking through an online travel agency (OTA) is a more cost-effective option.

For instance, a round-trip ticket between Boston and Malta on Lufthansa, SWISS, and Malta Airlines, purchased through an OTA, is as low as $379.

Screenshot — Image Credit: Google Flights

We found this same flight for $390.83 when booked directly through United. That’s higher than what online travel agencies are charging.

That said, while OTAs might save you a bit upfront, if your travel plans change or something goes wrong, you’ll have to deal with the OTA — not the airline — which can be a much bigger hassle. Also, keep in mind these are basic economy fares, which often mean extra charges for seat selection and checked baggage, depending on the airline.

Hot Tip:

There are a ton of points hotels, boutiques, and resorts in Malta, so you’ll have no problems earning and redeeming points during your stay. Some of the best hotels in Malta include AC Hotel by Marriott St. Julian’s, Malta Marriott Resort & Spa, and the InterContinental Malta by IHG.

How To Book

This deal is particularly appealing for its rock-bottom fares to Malta — including some dates in April, when the weather starts to warm up and sightseeing is ideal. Even with the island’s growing popularity, these prices make it an incredible value for travelers looking to visit during one of the best times of year.

After settling on dates, you’ll then want to book using a card that rewards you for travel purchases. Some of the best travel cards include the Platinum Card^® from American Express, Chase Sapphire Reserve^®, and Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card.

Final Thoughts

Cheap flights to Malta are pretty rare, especially on mainline carriers, so finding deals to the island below $400 round-trip is an incredible find.

If you want to check Malta off your bucket list, be sure to take advantage of these fares before they’re gone!