Everything is ready for MACE (Malta Aviation and Conference Expo), scheduled from October 30th to November 1st at the Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta in Floriana with the support of Minister Ian Borg, holder of the delegation for Transport, Infrastructures and Investments.
The aim of the event is to bring together the main players in the aviation sector, to discuss new opportunities for collaboration and cooperation.
Minister Ian Borg stated that the aviation sector has made a substantial leap in recent years: “The national registry now has more than 350 registered aircraft, and a potential of an additional 100 in the near future. The number of certified operators that can now operate in our country is over 35 years old and various discussions are underway with other companies interested in establishing themselves in our country. We must not forget that a few months ago, Ryanair set up a subsidiary company, with the intention of having most of the airplanes based in the other four countries under the Maltese flag registered. Also noteworthy is the work of Transport Malta for the signing of three agreements with Brazil, Colombia and Chile in order to establish the conditions for greater connectivity “.
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Stanley Bugeja e Jonathan Dalli, fondatori del network MACE, hanno affermato che Malta sia diventata la giurisdizione del settore più favorevole in Europa, in quanto offre stabilità grazie alla forte economia e un chiaro quadro giuridico. Hanno quindi annunciato la partecipazione di circa 130 rappresentanti del settore, per una delle più grande conferenze sull’aviazione che siano mai state ospitate a Malta.
The president of Transport Malta, Joseph Bugeja, finally praised this initiative and explained that the Authority has chosen to give its support because it believes in the great potential of the aviation sector in Malta.
