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Maleth-Aero makes Multiflight's 737 available for charter
Maleth-Aero of Malta is to manage and operate a vip-configured Boeing 737 for Multiflight of the UK.

Maleth-Aero of Malta is to manage and operate a vip-configured Boeing 737 for Multiflight of the UK.

The 300-series aircraft can accommodate up to 60 passengers, has a 5.5 hour range and can hold up to five tonnes of cargo. It can also be configured to a 48-seat layout with 16 club four seats and 32 rear cabin seats, as an alternative to the 60 vip seats.

Maleth-Aero says that its fleet continues to expand and operates worldwide, with this latest aircraft operating on its AOC since the start of July. Maleth-Aero ceo Michael O'Brien says: “We are delighted to have brought this aircraft into our fleet. The 737 is a popular aircraft and comes with an experienced crew. The range, flexibility and cargo capacity are excellent and will give us the ability to operate across Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia.”

Multiflight finance director Miles Beecham adds: “Choosing Maleth was simple. Their approach to the market is well respected and they really made Multiflight feel part of the family. It took them only six weeks to have the aircraft approved and on their AOC and we look forward to developing an excellent working relationship with them.”

The first charter booking was made by an undisclosed Head of State, with great interest expected throughout the summer months.

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