Category: Aviation

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International tourism continued its recovery in January 2022, with a much better performance compared to the weak start to 2021. However, the Russian invasion of Ukraine adds pressure to existing economic uncertainties, coupled with many Covid-related travel restrictions still in place. Overall confidence could be affected and hamper the recovery of tourism. Based on the […]

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Ryanair has announced a new schedule for summer 2022, with nine new routes to destinations in Italy, France, Croatia, Israel, Ireland, and Poland on the cards. During a press conference, it was said that besides including new routes and, the schedule will also include new Malta-based aircrafts. Described as “its biggest ever Malta schedule”, Ryanair […]

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Ryanair is to work with the European Union and suppliers to accelerate the delivery of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The pledge came at the no-frills carrier outlined a pathway to net zero decarbonisation strategy by 2050. The airline has established a sustainable aviation research centre in partnership with Trinity College Dublin. The partnership aims to […]

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Latest data comes as tourism sector demands relaxation of travel rules Malta welcomed almost 60,000 visitors in January, a major increase on the same month last year but a far cry from pre-pandemic levels. The data released by the National Statistics Office on Tuesday comes as health authorities face pressure from hoteliers and the Malta […]

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The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) fully supports calls by travel and tourism stakeholders to end all remaining travel restrictions. Whilst recognizing efforts spearheaded by the relevant national authorities in managing the spread of the pandemic, the reduction of COVID 19 protocols that have taken place to-date don’t go far enough to reflect the […]

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The Mediterranean’s first offshore wind farm is rising from the shallows off Italy with its turbines offering a glimmer of hope for Europe, which is suffering an energy crisis exacerbated by the Russia-Ukraine war. The park will stretch out from the port in Taranto, a city in the south blighted by a noxious steel plant […]

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Food prices in Egypt were already climbing before Russia invaded Ukraine and now bread, a politically symbolic staple on which many Egyptians heavily depend, is also becoming more expensive as exports in the Black Sea, where the country heavily buys wheat, are disrupted and global prices rise. That is piling financial pressure on families who […]

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Malta Airport sees 24% rise in traffic over January, with healthy seat-load factor of 70% showing improved demand for travel from UK Passenger traffic into Malta International Airport registered a sevenfold increase over the same month in 2021, though still remaining 45.2% below pre-pandemic 2019 levels at 196,000. But MIA has appealed for the removal […]


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