Wow, looks great!
Should I ever come near your place, a must!
Cheers, Herbert

Hello FLY.BUY
The only what I can say is, that I visited Malta seven times the last years and I was looking for interesting planes but couldn´t see one exept in the aviation museum. I guess, they donated all interesting wrecks to the museum. The Luqa airport seemes to be in restored condition. They also build up a lot of new stuff like big hotels and yacht ports. The busses will soon be all of modern kind and I guess, they´ll finally tear down the ruins of the royal opera house.
My first visit was in 1997 and since then, Malta changed a lot. Seems, they take the EU membership serious.
Cheers,
Herbert

More details:
The trip to the Aviation Museum may last half an hour. The distance isn´t that far but the busses are generally driving along the labyrinth like narrow streets and roads. If you lucky you´ll find a direct way from the craft´s villiage (old hangars) to the museum (follow the signs). The Hurricane is a beauty and may have even it´s new wings, the Spitfire is nice and there are some other interesting planes, so think about half to one hour walkthrough.
In Valetta you find the War Museum in St. Elmos at the far end of the city. There´s one of the three famous Gladiators.
Near the entrance of Valetta on the right side there are the “Lascaris War Rooms”. The former headquarter of the RAF and Royal Navy.
Try to get a copy of “The Malta Story” with Alec Guiness as a PR Spitfire pilot. You get an idea about what happened with Malta during the war and nice shots of Spitfires and original shots of the air raids. You also see the Lascaris War Rooms in action
Herbert