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  • It's Better Up Here Than Ever Before
    Getting anywhere by plane can be a fraught experience, but using a regional instead of a major international one can make things a lot easier...
  • Airline Price Wars Sees Malta Fares Tumble For 2008
    The national airline of Malta has had a rough ride in the last couple of years as new airlines have started competing on the same routes.

    But the airline is fighting back and has put together a deal which will see her carry more holidaymakers to Malta for summer 2008.
  • Norway Joins Malta Holiday Flights For 2008
    There's a scramble to win landing slots at Malta's Luqa airport, and the latest country to see Malta as a holiday destination is Norway.
  • Good Service Can Beat Low Fares In 2008
    The fight for passengers is often seen as who can go lowest for airfares - but one airline is winning customers for quality of service where a lower fare is an option.
  • Cheaper Airfares Keeping Families Closer Together
    Low airfares mean people can take two or three holidays a year - but it also means families can get together more often, and is an important part of the travel market.
  • Airline Takeover Slashes 2008 Malta Flight Prices
    European low cost airline easyJet has taken over European routes previously served by British Airways, and the new competition is already seeing flight and holiday prices to Malta tumble for summer 2008.
  • London Flights Boost For 2008 Menorca Holidays
    One low cost airline has already announced extra services for the Spanish island of Menorca for this summer.

    Now an established airline plans to increase capacity too, which should see Menorca flight prices tumbling.
  • Menorca Welcomes New 2008 Flights
    Often overshadowed by her better known neighbour Majorca, Menorca hopes to see an increase in tourists this year with new flights cutting the cost of a holiday on the island.
  • New 2008 Holiday Route For Spanish Airline
    Spain enjoys the position of being the number one holiday destination in Europe.

    But a Spanish airline has just begun flights to Malta, boosting the small Mediterranean's tourism industry for 2008.
  • Increased Travel from Birmingham Airport to Spain
    Regional airports in the UK continue to rise in popularity in the UK, and with regular problems at London's Heathrow the trend is likely to continue.
  • Airline Prepares for Malta 2008 Skies
    Air Malta has seen a host of competitors enter her traditional markets.

    But just as Malta prepares for a bumper 2008 holiday season, the airline has staged a revival.
  • Airline Fights Back For 2008 Malta Holiday Market
    Malta's national airline has had a rough ride in the last couple of years as new airlines have started competing on the same routes.

    But the airline is fighting back and has put together a deal which will see her carry more holidaymakers to Malta in 2008.
  • Andorra Skiing More Affordable with Low Cost Airlines
    Skiing holidays were once the preserve of the rich, but as the low cost airlines turn their attention to the ski resorts more and more families are able to afford a ski holiday in countries like Andorra.
  • Takeover Fuels Cheap Malta Flight Speculation
    The recent takeover of GB Airways by low cost flight specialist easyJet adds an extra dimension to the increasing competition for flights to Malta in 2008.
  • High Demand for Cheap European Airfare Increases Prices
    A late rush for holidays this summer meant that traditional low cost flight companies were able to raise their prices from the UK to the European mainland, including the holiday hotspots of Majorca and Menorca.
  • Malta Gains As Cheap Flights Get Even Cheaper For 2008
    News of another airline deciding to fly to Malta has put pressure on low cost airlines to cut their airfares even more to attract holiday makers - and boosting Malta's holidays and hotels further.
  • New Airport Boost For Andorra Ski Holidays And Property
    Andorra is set to welcome a new airport fifteen minutes from her border with Spain, which will boost the number of ski tourists significantly.
  • Malta Clicks For Cheap Flights
    Another airline has decided to fly to Malta, putting pressure on cheap flights to the holiday island to drop further still.
  • Low Cost Flight Pioneer Plans Extra Malta Routes
    The island of Malta has changed from opposing low cost airlines to actively pursuing them to boost her tourist market.

    And the airline that started it all is introducing a new route to Malta.
  • Malta Does The Loop For New Airlines
    Two years ago Malta had no cheap airlines flying to her airport. In the face of a declining holiday market, the island's authorities agreed to allow flights to start last year.

    From fighting against the idea, Malta has done a spectacular loop and is now welcoming low cost airlines after seeing tourist numbers rise this year.
  • Low Cost Airlines Bring In 2007 Big Spenders
    The predicted rise in tourism for Malta after the introduction of low cost flights has come to fruition.

    It's a welcome respite after some years of a declining market.
  • New 2007 Air Route For Malta
    Malta has changed from opposing low cost airlines to actively pursuing them to boost her tourist market.

    And the airline that started it all is introducing a new route.
  • Malta Airline Fights Back With Cheap Fares
    Until recently the main airline for Malta has been the island's own airline, Air Malta.

    But with the introduction of cheap flights for the first time last year, the airline has had to respond to the competition, with reduced fares of their own.
  • Malta's Red Carpet For New German Tourists
    Holiday island Malta has seen an increase in visitor numbers this year as British holidaymakers have been re-discovering the delights of the Mediterranean island.

    Good news for Malta comes too from Germany, where low cost airlines have reduced the cost of visiting Malta with a boost in visitors from a previously unexplored market.
  • Malta Reaches For The Sky
    Three years ago Malta had no cheap airlines flying to her airport. In the face of a declining holiday market, the island's authorities agreed to allow flights to start last year.

    From fighting against the idea, Malta has u-turned her position to welcoming low cost airlines after seeing tourist numbers rise.
  • Airline Says No To 2007 Malta Flights
    Tourism in Malta have been boosted this year by the arrival of low cost flights from the UK and Ireland.

    Hopes that a second airline would start offering flights from London seem to be over for this year.
  • Rich Use Their Choppers More On Holiday
    Once the preserve of Hollywood and royalty, helicopters are becoming increasingly common in Monaco and the French Riviera for everyday use.
  • Extra Flight Tax To Hit 2008 Holidays
    Very cheap flights have enabled millions more families to take a holiday in an overseas destination, and many European coastal resorts have developed to cater for the increase in tourists.

    The cost of a flight is almost certain to rise in 2008 as governments view the airlines as easy tax targets to raise extra money.
  • Malta Airline Fights Back With Lower 2007 Prices
    New competition has arrived for Malta's national airline, and is staging a fightback with low fares of its own to attract tourists visiting the Medietrranean holiday island.
  • Low Cost Flight Pioneer Plans Extra Malta Routes
    The island of Malta has changed from opposing low cost airlines to actively pursuing them to boost her tourist market.

    And the airline that started it all is introducing a new route to Malta.
  • Malta Does The Loop For New Airlines
    Two years ago Malta had no cheap airlines flying to her airport. In the face of a declining holiday market, the island's authorities agreed to allow flights to start last year.

    From fighting against the idea, Malta has done a spectacular loop and is now welcoming low cost airlines after seeing tourist numbers rise this year.
  • Malta Clicks For Cheap Flights
    Another airline has decided to fly to Malta, putting pressure on cheap flights to the holiday island to drop further still.
  • New Airport Boost For Andorra Ski Holidays And Property
    Andorra is set to welcome a new airport fifteen minutes from her border with Spain, which will boost the number of ski tourists significantly.
  • Malta's Red Carpet For New German Tourists
    Holiday island Malta has seen an increase in visitor numbers this year as British holidaymakers have been re-discovering the delights of the Mediterranean island.

    Good news for Malta comes too from Germany, where low cost airlines have reduced the cost of visiting Malta with a boost in visitors from a previously unexplored market.
  • Low Cost Airlines Bring In 2007 Big Spenders
    The predicted rise in tourism for Malta after the introduction of low cost flights has come to fruition.

    It's a welcome respite after some years of a declining market.
  • Malta Airline Fights Back With Cheap Fares
    Until recently the main airline for Malta has been the island's own airline, Air Malta.

    But with the introduction of cheap flights for the first time last year, the airline has had to respond to the competition, with reduced fares of their own.
  • New 2007 Air Route For Malta
    Malta has changed from opposing low cost airlines to actively pursuing them to boost her tourist market.

    And the airline that started it all is introducing a new route.
  • Malta Reaches For The Sky
    Three years ago Malta had no cheap airlines flying to her airport. In the face of a declining holiday market, the island's authorities agreed to allow flights to start last year.

    From fighting against the idea, Malta has u-turned her position to welcoming low cost airlines after seeing tourist numbers rise.
  • Flights To Malta Not So Easy
    Holiday companies and hotels in Malta have been boosted this year by the arrival of low cost flights from the UK and Ireland.

    Hopes that a second airline would start offering flights from London seem to be over.
  • Cheap Flights Boost Malta Holiday Market For 2007
    Maltese visitor numbers dropped again year-on-year in October, making for a depressing 2006 for the Malta hotels and holidays industry.

    But the arrival of new low cost flights to the island in November has already reversed the decline.
  • Malta Holidays Concern For Missing Flight
    A flight from London to Malta scheduled for December 26 that didn't fly has caused concern on the Mediterranean island of Malta.
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