KM Malta Airlines has announced extra flights and increased capacity following what it described as 'exceptionally strong demand' by voters to travel to Malta for the general election. It said that in the first two days of bookings for election travel, it booked over 1,000 return passengers. Approximately 90% originated from Brussels and London. The
Malta Airlines has announced the addition of further additional flights and increased capacity following exceptionally strong demand to travel to Malta for voting in the forthcoming General Election, the airline said Wednesday. During the first two days of bookings for election travel, the airline has already booked over 1,000 return passengers to
Demand for €90 election flights is already surging, with strong interest from Maltese living abroad looking to travel home to vote. KM Malta Airlines has confirmed to Times of Malta it is seeking additional airport slots in London Gatwick and Brussels as pressure mounts from voters trying to secure flights ahead of the 30th May general election. On
KM Malta Airlines is seeking additional airport slots in Brussels and London Gatwick as demand surges among Maltese voters living abroad trying to return home for the general election. The national airline confirmed to Times of Malta that it was looking into the possibility of adding more flights after several voters said they were struggling to book
Flight arrangements for people travelling to Malta to vote should be extended to other airlines, the PN said on Tuesday as many expatriates complained of difficulties getting through the KM Malta Airlines. Last week, KM Malta Airlines announced special €90 return flights for Maltese voters abroad to enable them to be in the country to vote in the May
It is the same story in every election in Malta. As soon as the polling date is announced, Maltese people living abroad start asking the same question: Will you be flying back home to vote? Many readers must already be thinking: hah! They’re coming for a “free” holiday at the taxpayers’ expense. Well, that’s not quite how I see it, and that stereotypical
Maltese voters living abroad are reporting major difficulties getting through to a dedicated hotline set up to book special election flights, as KM Malta Airlines says it is experiencing “extremely high demand.” The call centre line opened at 8am today, but several voters told Times of Malta they were unable to connect despite repeated attempts. One
Voters abroad are struggling to get through to a special hotline to book flights to Malta for the general election as KM Malta Airlines says it is experiencing "extremely high demand." The call centre line (+356 2141 8118) opened at 8am on Monday but several voters contacted Times of Malta to say they have been unable to get through on the number.