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MSE Equity Price Index drifts lower - Vimarsana News

MSE Equity Price Index drifts lower

The MSE Equity Price Index fell for the first time in three sessions as it eased by 0.20% to 3,841.895 points. The declines in BOV, HSBC, MIDI and MPC outweighed the gains in GO and GHM whilst BMIT, RS2, PG and MIA closed unchanged. Meanwhile, training activity amounted to €0.27 million In the retail banking sector, Bank of Valletta plc lost 1.1% to the €0.91 level across 5,320 shares whilst HSBC Bank Malta plc fell by 0.6% to the €0.84 level as 25,366 shares changed hands. HSBC shareholders as at close of trading on Thursday 18 March 2021 will be entitled to the recently recommended fi...

One year since COVID-19 hit Malta, airport traffic is now down 93% - Vimarsana News

One year since COVID-19 hit Malta, airport traffic is now down 93%

One year since COVID-19 hit Malta, airport traffic is now down 93% February 2020 was the last relatively normal month for travel to Malta, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to a Europe-wide grounding of aviation 10 March 2021, 9:34am by Matthew Vella February 2020 was the last relatively normal month for travel to Malta, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to a Europe-wide grounding of aviation. As latest data from Malta International Airport shows, in February passenger traffic dipped to an all-time low since the airport’s reopening to commercial flights in July 2020. Totalling just 27,524 pa...

COVID-19 wipes off €70 million in revenue for Malta International Airport - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 wipes off €70 million in revenue for Malta International Airport

MIA posts first-ever loss of €4.3 million as COVID-19 makes 2020 worst traffic result since the airport’s privatisation in 2002

Airport traffic fell by more than 75% last year - Vimarsana News

Airport traffic fell by more than 75% last year

Malta International Airport saw passenger movements decline by more than 75 per cent last year, with air travel restrictions leading to the airport’s wors

Malta International Airport closes 2020 with 76% drop in passenger traffic - Vimarsana News

Malta International Airport closes 2020 with 76% drop in passenger traffic

Updated on 2020 full-year traffic was lowest since airport privatisation in 2002 Uniform travel & testing requirements should complement a faster vaccine roll-out for recovery to start in summer 2021 MIA focusing on its financial position, with cost-cutting measures being prioritised in the current situation  A look at 2020 Malta International Airport ended what was initially set to be another year of traffic growth with 1,748,050 passenger movements, translating in a drop of 76.1 per cent over 2019. This is the lowest traffic result to be reported by Malta International Airport plc since t...