British Airways to fly to Maldives
British Airways would start flights to Maldives during the last week of October; Minister of Civil Aviation, said speaking at the ceremony to sign MOUs on joint air services agreements between Maldives and UK.
The main objective of the MOU is to revise the agreement between UK and Maldives on 20 January 1996, to designate British Airways as the authorized career between Maldives and UK and to provide more opportunities for the airlines of both countries.
The objective of MOU is to strengthen the aviation relations between two countries and to encourage more flights between UK and Maldives. British Airways would start operations during the last week of October but as you know it is not a good time economically and financially. This may result in the arrival of other airlines as well.
The main points of the MOUs were unrestricted amounts of flights to operate between Male and airports other than Gatwick and Heathrow, while operating 7 flights from Heathrow and Gatwick per week. The agreement would also allow the airlines designated by the Maldives to obtain 2 points in Europe and South Asia and one point in gulf region as fifth freedom intermediate points and 2 points in Europe as fifth freedom beyond points, and to allow the airlines designated by the UK to obtain 2 points in Europe and South Asia and one point in gulf region as fifth freedom intermediate points 2 points in Europe as fifth freedom beyond points, and to designate British Airways as the airline designated by UK to travel between Maldives and UK.
British Airlines would operate Boeing 777 flights three times a week from Gatwick to Male and first, business and economy class seats would be available in the flights.
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