Air Malta has operated its first-ever flight to the Indian sub-continent on a humanitarian repatriation mission which took 110 Indian nationals home. The flight was divided in two sectors flying from Malta to Dubai then to Cochin, Kerala State, India.
This repatriation was operated with a brand-new Airbus A320neo aircraft with registration, 9H-NEB, and flown by a compliment on eight flight and cabin crew members, commanded by Capt. Bruce Pace, with Capt. Massimo Cachia and Capt. Noel Scicluna as part of the team.
It was an emotional flight for many of the passengers on board with many of them expressing their gratitude to the crew and saying ‘Grazzi’ (thank you) in Maltese for operating this flight.
Over the last few months, Air Malta flew some 200 repatriation flights on behalf of the Government of Malta.
Friday, 03 July 2020
This post was published on 14 August 2020 19:15
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