Air Malta services to Frankfurt are to restart as from next November, operating four times a week in winter and daily in summer. The airline said that it has now embarked on an intensive campaign to market this new route.
The airline had suspended its operations to Frankfurt this summer. Air Malta said that the services will be supported through a more aggressive sales force engaged by the airline as it is reorganising its commercial effort in Germany and other main markets mainly across Europe.
The decision was made a meeting yesterday of Air Malta’s new Board of Directors, under the new Chairmanship of Charles Mangion and in the presence of Minister of Tourism Konrad Mizzi.
The airline said that further changes are expected in the commercial area including a new product range. These will be announced in the coming weeks.
Source: Gozo News
This post was published on 14 July 2017 14:14
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