Cheap Flights to Malta

The announcement came after Norway - one of Europe's leading low cost - successful negotiations with Malta International Airport (MIA) and the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), open doors for Norway, on the route, offering flights flights to Malta.

Norwegian Air Shuttle will operate two flights a week in Malta, every Tuesday and Saturday and is expected to go sightseeing in Malta, Norway, overlooking the Mediterranean island with a new influx of tourism. Join the likes of Ryanair, which has been operating direct flights to Malta for over a year of relative success.

The addition of a new budget airline is expected to increase further the number of tourists visiting Malta and Norwegian Air Shuttle will open a window of opportunity to attract more Scandinavian tourists to visit the island of Malta. Malta economy depends heavily on tourism and the introduction of low cost airlines offering cheap flights to Malta is seen as a positive gesture by the authorities that were protective of the national airline Air Malta to start.

Norway began operating in September 2002 with four domestic routes and six B737-300, but has increased considerably since then and now has 31 aircraft and an additional 53 new B737-800 by order of the start of next year. The budget airline offers a route network of 128 routes to 76 destinations in Norway, Sweden and Poland.

"We are very proud to include Malta, our already extensive European network," said Daniel Skjeldam, Sales Manager, Norway, AS.

"Malta has always been a favorite destination for Scandinavians, and found that there is a high demand, judging by the numerous requests we receive from our customers. We believe that low prices and a direct flight, it will be a success." Lord Skjeldam added.

He continued by saying that the airline is working with the MTA and the promotion of Mia trip in Norway that offer cheap flights to Malta, and he expressed his gratitude for the support that both devices have shown throughout .