Sun, sea & summer vibes: Café del Mar Sundays are back!

Mar 26 2023

April is just around the corner and that only means one thing, Café del Mar Sundays are finally back!

The annual seaside appointment returns at one of Malta’s most gorgeous venues, welcoming a rotation of Malta’s favourite DJs as patrons close off their weekend in style. With an unforgettable view of the Mediterranean Sea and St Paul’s Island, accompanied by a sensational soundtrack curated by Malta’s finest, this is not an event you want to miss.

With just a few days to go, the ever-iconic Café del Mar Sundays will offer the perfect end to one’s weekend as Malta moves one step closer to summer.

In a nutshell; expect great beats, stunning views and awesome company… and it all starts on April 2, 2023 at 3PM. So get your sunglasses-game in order, get your dancing shoes ready and brace yourself for the biggest season of Café del Mar Sundays yet!

Elevate your Sundays experience together with your friends and book a VIP sofa at sundays.com.mt/sofas!

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More planes, more travel: AirMalta welcomes 5th airbus A320neo

Mar 26 2023

Air Malta have officially announced that on the 24th of March 2023, it received delivery of its fifth Airbus A320neo.

The new aircraft, which will bear the registration 9H-NEE, will be replacing the A320ceo 9H-AEQ will be exiting the fleet.

‘The delivery flight from the Airbus plant in Toulouse to Malta International Airport was powered by a blend of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and commanded by Capt. Patrick Calleja, and First Officer Mark Attard. This was Capt. Calleja’s last flight with Air Malta after a career spanning more than 31 years of service for Air Malta.’

It has been delivered with a new modern livery design and picks up from the colours and elements off the Maltese flag.

This is another step in the airline’s fleet renewal project as the airline currently operates a fleet of seven Airbus, four A320neo and three A320ceo aircraft.

The renewal started back in 2018, moving from old A320ceo to the greener A320neo. The plan is to consist of a single-type aircraft – the A320neo.

This is a transition that means a significant reduction to fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and noise footprint. The craft is equipped to accommodate 180 passengers in a two cabin configuration.

‘As the quietest aircraft of its size, the A320neo will result in 20% lower fuel burn and CO2 emissions along with lower maintenance costs compared to previous-generation Airbus aircraft. The A320neo also features a cabin air refresh rate of 2 minutes and includes ozone converters to further purify the cabin air from external fumes too.’

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48 year old motorcyclist grievously injured in Birkirkara

Mar 26 2023

Police were informed earlier today at around 0730hrs that their assistance was needed in Triq Notabile, Birkirkara due to a crash that had occurred.

Police convened immediately on site and found through preliminary investigations that a crash had occurred between a Honda motorcycle driven by a 48-year-old man from Ħ’Attard and a Suzuki Carry driven by a 77-year-old resident of Ħal Balzan.

A medical team was called onto the site and transported the motorcycle driver to Mater Dei Hospital for further care. He was later certified as having suffered grievous injuries.

More investigations are currently underway.

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ADPD call out proposed project for St George’s Bay unacceptable

Mar 26 2023

Malta’s Green Party have released a statement condemning the new proposed project for St George’s Bay which ‘will literally cast a shadow on the bay.’

The party said that we are once again facing another controversy over a project for the bay. ‘After all the protests by Civil Society regarding the dB project in Pembroke and the aborted Masterplan for Paceville some six years ago, this massive project is definitely not acceptable.’

The party revealed that the project would see three towers erected, one of 34 floors and two of 27 floors each.

These towers, the party exclaimed, would impact the local environment negatively during construction and during the eventual operation.

‘This project will cover a footprint of almost 50,000 square metres with a development mix of tourism, business and entertainment facilities in an area which is already overdeveloped and overcrowded practically all year round.’

What do you make of this?

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