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FROM THE CEO...
FROM THE E D I TO R . . .
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We welcome in February with an exploration of love.
At Air Malta, our customers’ experience is of utmost importance. In this regard, over the coming weeks, we shall be
year on the 10th of February in both Rabat and Valletta and is the first parish feast of the year.
finalising a number of projects which we have been relentlessly working on for months. These projects will present an enhanced Air Malta product offering. Starting with our Business Class service, we will be presenting our customers with a new gourmet food menu. This menu will be available on board our flights very soon. This month we will also finalise our Summer schedule which will offer some new interesting destinations. To operate this schedule we will be welcoming two brand new Airbus A320neos which will offer added comfort and an enhanced experience to all our customers. All these initiatives and changes are in line with our present focus, that of customer centricity.
For more information about Air Malta and our flight schedules please visit www.airmalta.com and www.facebook. com/AirMalta and join our newsletter mailing list to receive great offers directly in your inbox. At Air Malta we are customer driven and are always keen to know what we could do better to improve your Air Malta flight experience. Visit www. airmalta.com/wearelistening to answer a few short questions about your flight with us and you can win one of 10 free return Air Malta flights we are offering every month. It really only takes 2 minutes! Thank you for choosing Air Malta. As our welcomed guest we hope to see you on-board another one of our flights soon.
Cultural festivities during the month of February offer travellers a unique experience which should not be missed. The feast of St Paul’s Shipwreck is one of the major public holidays and a religious feast in Malta. It is possibly one of the oldest traditional celebrations on the
Our main Malta destination this month is Rabat. This town, a suburb of Mdina, is often overlooked but has many hidden treasures of its own. Its winding alleyways and inviting features are a sight to behold and we hope you enjoy exploring it with us. It is truly amazing how much there is on offer in this relatively tiny space and while Valletta 2018 is now in the past, the artistic and cultural explosion in Malta shows no signs of abating. Other features of this issue include an interview with Maltese Tenor Nico Darmanin, an overview of iGaming in 2019 and a great Chicken Schnitzel recipe from chef Joe Vella.
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islands after being shipwrecked on Malta in AD60. This event is celebrated every
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credited with bringing Christianity to the
We explore Valentine’s in Malta and go off the beaten track in St Julian's - home of the infamous ‘Love' monument. But love is more than statues and romantic gestures of course and there are plenty of places to show and share love in Malta, not just on this one day!
Have a great flight.
Clifford Chetcuti
Islands. St Paul is Malta's patron saint,
Because love is, indeed in the air, all around us and in this magazine (which is, technically also in the air!)
Happy Travels,
Matthew