Air Malta will be able to operate its safe corridor flights even with half of its pilots, Economy Minister Silvio Schembri said on the latest edition of Indepth.
He was answering a question posed by The Malta Independent’s Deputy Editor-in-Chief Neil Camilleri, wherein he was asked if he believes that Air Malta will have enough pilots to operate flights to the 19 safe corridors once the airport reopens on 1 July seeing that 69 pilots are set to be laid-off.
Source: The Malta Independent
Updated 15:10
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