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1. Air Malta and Qatar Airways to Codeshare: Qatar Airways has signed a comprehensive codeshare agreement with Air Malta. Tickets are already on sale with the first codeshare flights to operate from 9 March. The codeshare agreement increases Malta’s connectivity with the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia, by enabling Air Malta’s passengers to travel on Qatar Airways’ flights to Doha and onwards to more than 170 destinat

2. Etihad Airways and Air Malta Expand Codeshare Agreement: Air Malta and Etihad Airways have expanded their codeshare agreement to provide travellers with improved connections between Europe, the GCC region and Australia. The two airlines extended their partnership to coincide with the launch this week of Etihad Airways’ service between Abu Dhabi and Rome. Air Malta is placing its ‘KM’ code and flight number on the new route, while Etihad

3. SITA Wins Major Air Malta Contract: Air Malta is outsourcing its IT operations to SITA and moving its infrastructure to SITA’s Air Transport Industry (ATI) Cloud as part of a major information technology transformation which will deliver up to 30% cost savings to the airline. The six-year, multi-million dollar contract includes the outsourcing of campus LAN/WiFi networking, security elements, office automation server

4. Lufthansa and Air Malta sign MoU for bilateral cooperation: Lufthansa and Air Malta sign MoU for bilateral cooperation.

5. Air Malta and Qantas launch Code-Share flights: Air Malta and Qantas launch Code-Share flights.

6. Air Malta and Alitalia Terminate Investment Talks: Air Malta and Alitalia have jointly decided to terminate the talks which would have led to Alitalia becoming a 49% shareholder in Malta's national carrier. The two airlines agreed that the current changing landscape in the airline industry was not ideal for a such a transaction and that both airlines would concentrate on the current challenges without entering into a partnership.