Air Malta is further expanding its wings with four new destinations announced (pending health and safety assessments) to Tunis, Kiev, Tel Aviv and Moscow.

The Airline said that flights to Tunis are expected to start as early as the 31st of July, whilst flights to Kiev, Moscow Sheremetyevo and Tel Aviv are scheduled to restart by the first week of October depending on health and safety assessments.

This news follows the restart, last week, of nine new Air Malta destinations (Amsterdam, Brussels, Milan Linate, London Heathrow, Lisbon, Madrid, Palermo, Paris Charles De Gaulle and Orly).

The Airline said that its Manchester route will restart on the 1st of August. The Airline has also increased frequencies on London and Catania and from August it will be operating 10 weekly frequencies on London Heathrow and nine weekly flights on Catania.

The Maltese Airline explained that it is seeing “a gradual increase in bookings; however, it is too early to assess passengers’ expectations and perceptions.”

“In order to assist further the local tourism industry including hotels, restaurants and other tourism operators, and subject to health assessments,” by next October, Air Malta said that it hopes to operate scheduled services to Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Catania, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Kiev, Lisbon, London Heathrow, Lyon, Madrid, Manchester, Marseille, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Palermo, Paris Charles De Gaulle, Paris Orly, Prague, Rome, Tel Aviv, Vienna, Zurich and Tunis.

Flights prices (including taxes and charges) start at €39 one way and are available on-line on www.airmalta.com and through all local and foreign travel agents.

Air Malta’s new Health and Safety protocols affecting customers have been announced and are can be viewed here: www.airmalta.com/caringfor-your-health-and-safety.

Air Malta said that passengers are advised to be at the airport two and a half hours before the scheduled time of departure to clear the new procedures imposed by Health Authorities in various countries.

Due to the constant updating of Health and Safety policies of individual countries, it is advisable that customers check and follow the entry requirements of the country they are visiting before travel, the Airline said.

To assist this process the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the trade association for the world’s airlines set up www.iata.org/en/youandiata/travelers/health/ to facilitate access to travel information and resources.

The European Commission has also launched RE-OPEN EU, a web platform containing essential information on a safe relaunch of tourism across Europe.

The platform will be easily accessible on desktop and mobile by following this link: https://reopen.europa.eu/.

For more information visit www.airmalta.com , call Air Malta’s call centre on +356 21662211.

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