Founded in 2014, the Malta Airport Foundation directs funds into the tourism industry by investing in Malta’s cultural and environmental heritage.
moreJust off Xlendi Bay in Gozo, at 105 metres below sea level, lies a trove of Punic artefacts which date back some 2,300 years. Works to declare this site the world’s first deep-water archaeological park are being supported by the Malta Airport Foundation.
MoreDive into the sea surrounding the Maltese Islands to discover six of the most popular wreck sites. Submerged World is a six-part mini-documentary series, which will allow you to explore scuttled vessels and aircraft without the need of donning a diving suit!
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation collected 3.6 tonnes of waste from Senglea and Tigné during two seabed clean-ups organised in collaboration with Atlam and Calypso subaqua clubs.
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation is supporting the conservation and restoration of the painting by Mattia Preti Saints Roque, Blaise, Dominic and Nicholas of Tolentino interceding for the plague stricken.
MoreRe-live history-defining moments by discovering the recently restored Combined Operations Room within the underground war HQ in Valletta.
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Marsaxlokk and Marsalforn were the two localities chosen by the Malta Airport Foundation for 2021’s underwater clean-ups.
MoreThe MAF has just launched Foundation Talks: a series of one-on-one interviews with experts and researchers with whom the Foundation has collaborated on a number of projects since its establishment in 2014.
MoreMarsaxlokk and Marsascala now have their own Seabins thanks to a collaboration between the MAF and NGO Żibel.
MoreTwo cleanups organised by the Malta Airport Foundation have rid the seabed of 1.6 tonnes of waste.
MoreMr Josef Formosa Gauci has been appointed chairman of the Foundation.
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation teamed up with Din L-Art Ħelwa to coordinate the foundation’s first project…
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation takes a plunge into the waters surrounding Comino.
MoreThe Comino swim-run – the first sporting challenge of its kind – was organised by Xterra and the Malta Airport Foundation ahead of the launch of the Comino documentary.
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation shines the spotlight on the little-known islet of Filfla
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation is also supporting the ongoing excavation of a Phoenician Shipwreck…
MoreSoprano Nicola Said is a promising young Maltese talent making waves in the international…
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation is proud to be supporting the fifth edition of the Valletta Film Festival.
MoreThe Malta Airport Foundation has supported the Madonna del Soccorso project in a bid to help shed light on Malta’s artistic heritage.
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