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Malta Flight Disruption Due To High Pilot Sickness Levels (Updated)
This morning Air Malta has cancelled two scheduled flights to and from Benghazi, Milan and Newcastle. Flights to and from Tel Aviv, Paris-Orly, Cardiff, Budapest, Frankfurt, Vienna and Catania were seriously delayed.
Air Malta regrets any inconvenience caused to passengers and will do its utmost to minimise disruption. So far over 2018 passengers have been impacted. It is likely that more flights will be delayed and some may be cancelled. The airline will do its utmost to provide transportation to passengers on alternative flights or on other airlines.
Air Malta advises passengers to check the latest situation which will be updated regularly on its website at airmalta.com.
Since yesterday evening up to twenty Air Malta pilots have reported sick, resulting in major disruption to customers. This represents an extraordinary level of sickness reports amongst Air Malta’s community of 110 pilots – some nine times the normal average or 40% of the available pilot complement.
Air Malta is concerned that more pilots may call sick which could affect the airline’s flights for this morning and afternoon. The airline is scheduled to operate 30 flights today.
The chart below outlines the operational situation to date:
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[TD="align: center"] Estimated Schedule time of departure [/TD]
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[TD="align: center"] Estimated time of Dep Overseas Airport [/TD]
[TD="align: center"] Estimated Arrival MLA [/TD]
Air Malta will monitor the situation and update its passengers scheduled to depart on affected flights through its website www.airmalta.com , Facebook and twitter accounts.
For all delayed flights Air Malta asks its passengers to please follow original check-in times.
http://www.airmalta.com/information...-Disruption-Due-To-High-Pilot-Sickness-Levels
Malta Flight Disruption Due To High Pilot Sickness Levels (Updated)
This morning Air Malta has cancelled two scheduled flights to and from Benghazi, Milan and Newcastle. Flights to and from Tel Aviv, Paris-Orly, Cardiff, Budapest, Frankfurt, Vienna and Catania were seriously delayed.
Air Malta regrets any inconvenience caused to passengers and will do its utmost to minimise disruption. So far over 2018 passengers have been impacted. It is likely that more flights will be delayed and some may be cancelled. The airline will do its utmost to provide transportation to passengers on alternative flights or on other airlines.
Air Malta advises passengers to check the latest situation which will be updated regularly on its website at airmalta.com.
Since yesterday evening up to twenty Air Malta pilots have reported sick, resulting in major disruption to customers. This represents an extraordinary level of sickness reports amongst Air Malta’s community of 110 pilots – some nine times the normal average or 40% of the available pilot complement.
Air Malta is concerned that more pilots may call sick which could affect the airline’s flights for this morning and afternoon. The airline is scheduled to operate 30 flights today.
The chart below outlines the operational situation to date:
| Date | |||||||
| KM 7828 | Tel Aviv | 16 Sep | Delay - 5hrs20min | 0715hrs (departed Malta) | KM7829 | 1010lt | 1315 (landed) |
| KM698 | Benghazi | 17 Sep | Canx | Canx | KM699 | Canx | Canx |
| KM466 | Paris (Orly) | 17 Sep | Delay - 1hr45min | 1000hrs (departed Malta) | KM467 | 1350lt (departed) | 1615 (landed) |
| KM628 | Milan (Malpensa) | 17 Sep | Canx | Canx | KM629 | Canx | Canx |
| KM4206 | Cardiff | 17 Sep | Delay - 2hrs30min | 1000hrs (departed Malta) | KM4207 | 1425lt (departed) | 1740lt |
| KM4248 | Newcastle | 17 Sep | Delay - 2hrs 15 min* | 1600hrs | KM4249 | 2045lt | 2345lt |
| KM520 | Budapest | 17 Sep | Delay - 2hrs | 1300hrs (departed Malta) | KM521 | 1700lt | 1915lt |
| KM328 | Frankfurt | 17 Sep | Delay - 1hr30mins | 1700hrs | KM329 | 2035lt | 2310lt |
| KM514 | Vienna | 17 Sep | Delay - 2hrs | 1820hrs | KM515 | 2135lt | 2350lt |
| KM4264 | Norwich | 17 Sep | Delay 2hrs 30 mins | 1830hrs | KM4265 | 2230lt | 0150lt/18Sep |
| KM642 | Catania | 17 Sep | Delay - 1hr | 2330hrs | KM643 | 0055hrs/18Sep | 0140lt/18Sep |
[TD="align: center"] Flight Number [/TD]
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[TD="align: center"] Status [/TD]
[TD="align: center"] Estimated Schedule time of departure [/TD]
[TD="align: center"] Flight No. [/TD]
[TD="align: center"] Estimated time of Dep Overseas Airport [/TD]
[TD="align: center"] Estimated Arrival MLA [/TD]
Air Malta will monitor the situation and update its passengers scheduled to depart on affected flights through its website www.airmalta.com , Facebook and twitter accounts.
For all delayed flights Air Malta asks its passengers to please follow original check-in times.
http://www.airmalta.com/information...-Disruption-Due-To-High-Pilot-Sickness-Levels
