This Afriqiyah A320 made a surprise visit to Malta on Tuesday 8th January 2019, bringing over a high-level Libyan delegation led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj. The aircraft landed at about 4:30pm and the PM’s visit was kept under wraps for more than 18 hours. During a meeting held at Castille, the Libyan Prime Minister, said that although still facing difficulties, Libya is looking forward to more economic development between the two countries.
Captain Etienne Zammit Lupi has retired from Air Malta after a 30-year career in which he logged more than 20,000 flight hours. He has flown an array of passenger aircraft starting on the original Boeing 737-200 before...
On Friday, Malta International Airport welcomed the first flight and passengers from Niš, marking the inauguration of the second direct connection between Malta and Serbia. Flights to Serbia’s third-largest city will be...
By Alan Muscat Aviation has always been at the forefront of innovation and, as technology advances, the role of the pilot is increasingly becoming supervisory in nature, raising new challenges for maintaining safety and...
This Mooney M20J was noted landing on runway 31 on 31st October 2024. The single piston engine aircraft flew in from Rome Urbe airport. Mooney has a cult following among GA aircraft aficionados and can trace its origins...
Villa Air of the Maldives is planning to relaunch seaplane operations having already dallied with the idea more than a decade ago. Sources close to the airline have revealed that the private airline has acquired two...
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