New Ryanair flights from Italy and Bulgaria have been welcomed at Malta International Airport.
The Airline said that biweekly flights to Brindisi, Genoa and Sofia will be operated until October.
While Brindisi is a brand-new route between Malta and southern Italy, Genoa has made a comeback to Malta International Airport’s flight schedule following a brief absence and the Sofia route is currently also served by low-cost carrier Wizz Air.
The first flight from Brindisi was welcomed on Tuesday morning, joining the existing four weekly flights to Bari in providing more convenient connections between Malta and the region of Puglia.
Ryanair said that before booking your flights please check which health documents are required for entry into Italy on www.maltairport.com/covid19/departure [1].