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After a three year hiatus the Malta International Airshow returns with a bang. With support from Komunità Malta and the Malta Tourism Authority, an aerial display will be held along the Qawra coast while the static display will be at the usual place – Park 4.
Marvic Bugeja caught up with Malta Aviation Society president Joe Ciliberti to get the very latest about the upcoming airshow.
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