Against Treviso, the New Zealand-born flyer was at his creative best, setting up two tries as well as scoring one of his own while against Munster he dotted down as the Warriors became the first side to win in the RaboDirect PRO12 at Thomond Park this season.
It means that the Warriors are in fourth place and, with a game in hand, they are hot on the heels of the leading pack with a home semi-final in their sights.
And Gregor Townsend is clearly happy to have him back at his disposal after his absence was sorely felt by Scotland recently.
A leg injury suffered against Ireland ensured he was absent against England, Italy, France and Wales - unable to add to his nine caps.
But the international form he has shown suggests he will get plenty more opportunities.
Scoring a try within minutes of making his debut against England, Maitland had made just five appearances for Scotland before he was selected by the British & Irish Lions in Australia last summer.
He did not appear in any of the Tests - the closest he came was as an unused replacement in Brisbane - but now fully fit as the season draws to a closer, he will be set on playing a key role in helping the Warriors towards the RaboDirect PRO12 title.
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