Feature image: Andrè Abela MAviO News is reliably informed that the issue of the Gozo Airstrip has been discussed at cabinet level. After intense discussions, a consensus has been reached for this project to get the...
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MAviO Online Conference (2020)
During late September, more than 100 delegates convened online to discuss and follow the first ever virtual aviation conference held in Malta. The event was supported by Enemed together with Malta Industrial Parks...
AOPA Get Together
AOPA Malta under the stewardship of Mark De Marco will be organizing a General Aviation Get Together on Friday 22nd April. The idea of the AOPA committee is to bring together as many aviation enthusiasts as possible...
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Arrivederci AS2132
Photo: Mario Caruana UPDATE: (22/05/21 – 11:34am) : Latest NOTAMS indicate that the AFM/Frontex UAV will fly on Monday 24th May. The IAI Heron unmanned air vehicle deployed by Frontex but carrying an AFM Air Wing...
Air Malta flying back to Libya
Minister for Tourism Konrad Mizzi has revealed that Air Malta will be flying back to Libya as from 2019. The route will operate from Malta International Airport to Mitiga. When addressing a conference organised by the...
SSJ100 Renaissance?
Anyone flying to airports around Turkey these days must have noticed that the Russian Superjet 100 has become a far more familiar site. Azimuth is flying to Istanbul regularly with its SSJ100s. It appears that as a...
De Havilland launches DHC-515 Firefighter
De Havilland has launched the DHC-515 program which was formerly known as the CL-515 in line with its predecessors. The DHC-515 Firefighter will build on the history of the iconic Canadair CL-215 and CL-415 aircraft...
From the CASA C-212 to the Airbus A380
MAviO had to dig deep in its archives to unearth this gem. An interview done by ex-TMIS columnist and journalist Marie Benoit which was featured in Malta this Month more than 25 years ago (Feb ’96). Captain Anton...
MAviO 2019 – Snapshot on the Paper Airline Industry
Malta’s largest aviation conference has this year outdone itself. With delegates filling every corner of the Salini Resort hall, and over sixty aviation companies and entities represented, the Malta Aviation Outlook has...
