London and Paris will be served with an average of nine weekly flights each, with services to London’s Heathrow Airport, Paris Charles De Gaulle and Paris Orly, while Munich, Rome, Vienna, Zurich and Catania will each be served an average of six times a week.
Air Malta will be operating direct flights to Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Catania, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Paris Charles De Gaulle, Paris Orly, Rome Fiumicino, London Heathrow, Milan Linate, Lyon, Munich, Vienna, and Zurich.
The airline will continue code-share agreements with Aeroflot, airBaltic, Air France, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Czech Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, KLM, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Swiss International Air Lines and Turkish Airlines.
Air Malta’s aim this winter is to present a schedule that secures services to major European cities and key European airports while gradually building passenger and cargo capacity for summer 2022.
Source: Times of Malta
This post was published on 9 September 2021 21:30
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