A hub for international commerce and travel throughout history and arguably the most important strategic aviation base in WWII, Malta is no stranger to the world of flight. Surrounded by the Mediterranean sea, Malta relies on the aviation industry for its important and lucrative tourism industry, as well as for importing and exporting.
Changes in the legislative frameworks and entry to the European Union has changed the Maltese position in the Aviation sector with new customs and competition rules seeing the introduction of an increasing number of service providers using Malta as a reputable and
cost-effective destination.
The small island has already attracted various major players to its jurisdiction, the most prestigious of all being Lufthansa.
A hub for international commerce and travel throughout history and arguably the most important strategic aviation base in WWII, Malta is no stranger to the world of flight. Surrounded by the Mediterranean sea, Malta relies on the aviation industry for its important and lucrative tourism industry, as well as for importing and exporting.
Changes in the legislative frameworks and entry to the European Union has changed the Maltese position in the Aviation sector with new customs and competition rules seeing the introduction of an increasing number of service providers using Malta as a reputable and
cost-effective destination.
The small island has already attracted various major players to its jurisdiction, the most prestigious of all being Lufthansa.