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WATCH: Malta Air Adds Nine New Routes As It Takes Delivery Of Its First ‘Game Changing’ Boeing 737

The time has come to fly again. And, as always, we made sure that safety comes first. As part of our stated commitment to ensure Health and Safety for our passengers, we have made a few changes to your travel experience. During these unprecedented times we have reviewed our processes and upgraded cleaning measures to protect you and your loved ones. The Airline has been working with various Authorities and industry partners and has taken all the necessary measures as recommended by the European

Europe is slowly reopening – and Air Malta is ready! ✈️ This week, we announced that we will start reopening some routes. Now it’s time to put a name on the destinations: Berlin, Catania, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Luxembourg, Munich, Prague, Vienna, Zurich. All available destinations are for sale on our website and at your travel agent. And, as always, we recommend that you check the recommendations set by authorities in your country, before you book your trip. We can’t wait to welcome you

Enjoy dining at 39,000 feet | Air Malta Business . . . Your Maltese culinary journey begins on board Air Malta. We have revamped our business class menu, inspired by Malta's leading Award-winning Chef Joe Vella. Relish sumptuous cuisine, the menu is freshly prepared from local produce that Malta offers which satisfies your palate and excites your senses with a variety of delectable dishes. | Air Malta

Delta Is Launching 2 New Nonstop Flights to the Mediterranean—and Travelers Picked the Destinations

This week nine new destinations have been added to our schedule 👉 📍 Amsterdam 📍 Brussels 📍 Milan 📍 London Heathrow 📍 Lisbon 📍 Madrid 📍 Palermo 📍 Paris Charles De Gaulle 📍 Paris Orly Visit www.airmalta.com for more information | Air Malta

We are beyond excited to announce more destinations to our summer schedule ☀️👀✈️ Air Malta flights to Rome, Lyon and Marseille will now join the previously announced flights to Catania, Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Vienna, Zurich, Geneva, and Prague commencing on 1st July. As from the 15th July, the Maltese Airline will also start operations to Amsterdam, Brussels, Milan, London Heathrow, Lisbon, Madrid, Palermo, Paris Charles De Gaulle and Orly. Book your tickets now on www.airmalta.