Air Malta’s “Lifeline” schedule announced last week has now been revised due to further travel restrictions imposed by various European states and scheduled flights to Brussels and Vienna have been discontinued.

The airline said that this limited schedule was planned following the ban on scheduled commercial flights as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Air Malta will now be operating flights to London Heathrow, Frankfurt and Amsterdam, which are airports that are proving to be a critical lifeline for cargo, the provision of medical equipment and supplies, and the repatriation of foreign nationals to their country from Malta, the airline said.

These flights will continue in the coming weeks. Air Malta that the situation is changing every day and further changes may be announced.

Further information is available on www.airmalta.com

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