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As part of Air Malta’s commitment to ensure improved Health and Safety for its customers, the airline has reviewed and enhanced its operational procedures and upgraded cleaning measures. The changes are intended to ensure safer travels.

The airline has been working with various authorities and industry partners and has taken all the necessary measures as recommended by the European Aviation Safety Agency. These changes ensure the highest standards of health and safety, not only onboard its flights, but throughout its customer contact points. dustry partners and following best practice guidance to ensure the highest standards of health and safety, not only onboard but throughout the customer journey. Following is a list of changes and recommendations to keep you safe from the time you enter the airport, whilst onboard and upon arrival at your destination.

Preparations at home

Customers must ensure they check the latest travel requirements, advisories and restrictions of the countries and airports they are travelling to, as these maybe subject to change.

Customers must ensure they have a sufficient number of face mask/s for the entire journey. Face masks should be changed after 4 hours of use, unless otherwise indicated by the mask manufacturer. Anyone feeling unwell should NOT travel to the airport.

All travelling customers must fill the health declaration form (https://www.air

malta.com/blog/travel/health-for m) prior to checking-in for any Air Malta flight. This form must be presented at the boarding gate either electronically or as a printed copy, prior to boarding the aircraft. Passengers not in possession, may be refused boarding.

Travel insurance is always recommended.

At the airport

Follow all airport communication and policies as instructed.

Staff at Malta International Airport will be wearing masks and following Health and Safety standards mandated by Maltese Authorities.

You may be asked to undertake a basic health assessment such as temperature screening and provide details of your travel itinerary. At Malta International Airport, if your body temperature exceeds 37.2 degrees Celsius, you will be