As part of Air Malta’s commitment to ensure its passengers’ health and safety, the national airline has revised its operational procedures that also include the cleaning process.
The airline said in a statement that the changes are intended to ensure a safer environment during flights.
Air Malta has worked with various authorities and industry partners to apply all the necessary measures as recommended by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
More information about these measures and how passengers may prepare for their next travel may be access on website https://www.airmalta.com/caring-for-your-health-and-safety
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