Air Malta Chief Commercial Officer Philip Saunders said this was a response to a noticeable increase in demand for shoulder and off-peak holidays.
“Easter starts late this year so we decided to bring forward the start of these regional operations to April instead of May,” said Mr Saunders.
He commented that these added departures and a reduction in travelling time and costs by flying directly from/to such airports, visitors now have more opportunity to travel to and from the airport closer to their destination or their home.
Air Malta operates such regional services as a supplement to the regular scheduled services to/from Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester...read on.
