Air Malta appoints Flight Directors for UK sales
This summer Air Malta will operate 30 flights a week between the UK and Malta from airports across the country, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Exeter, Bristol and Cardiff.
Joaquin Cabbie (above) - who went on a personal familiarisation trip to the airline's headquarters in Luqa, Malta earlier this month - has recently joined Flight Directors and will be responsible for promoting Air Malta in London and the South of England.
“We are delighted to be working with Air Malta on this sales initiative,” said Vikki Joyce, Head Of Sales for Flight Directors. “The Maltese Islands are very popular destinations for British Tourists. The sun shines more than 300 days a year, there are ancient archaeological sites that pre-date the pyramids in Egypt, and it is a very safe destination. As with all the airlines we represent, we will be organising special agent familiarisation trips, so that agents can experience for themselves the warmth of the island and the friendliness of Air Malta service."
Ursula Silling, Air Malta’s Chief Commercial Officer added: "Air Malta is delighted to appoint Vikki and her team of sales professionals to promote our services throughout the UK. We have a great summer programme to promote and we're looking to extend our role as the airline of choice to the Maltese Islands that includes establishing the islands as a preferred year-round destination served by a strong schedule of winter flights. From balmy beaches and trendy nightclubs, to magnificent ancient monuments and a stunning legacy of centuries’ old art and culture, Malta has something for everyone to enjoy and is a little treasure at the heart of the Mediterranean."
Growing airline sales organisation, Flight Directors, has been established for over 30 years and has extensive experience in the representation of scheduled airlines from around the world.
As from May, Flight Directors is responsible for providing extensive field sales services to Air Malta, spearheading a personal-visit sales campaign; building on existing trade relationships and increasing ticket revenue from new agencies and operators keen to share in the upswing of demand for holidays in Malta.
Joaquin Cabbie (above) - who went on a personal familiarisation trip to the airline's headquarters in Luqa, Malta earlier this month - has recently joined Flight Directors and will be responsible for promoting Air Malta in London and the South of England.
