Air Malta refers to the letter Repeat In-Flight Entertainment by Karl Grech (February 5).

Air Malta prides itself on offering full service treatment and a high level of in-flight service. The level of in-flight service is further enhanced by quality entertainment provided at no additional cost to its passengers.

The airline's in-flight entertainment system, launched in 2006 following the outsourcing agreement with Blue Media Marketing, presents our customers with recently-released feature movies and short informative and entertaining programmes. On our longest flights where movies are shown, the airline also distributes headphones. Considering that the movies and short programmes are provided to our clients at no extra charge, not even for the provision of headphones, the airline feels that a two-month screening period is adequate. No other airline operating on the Malta route offers movies.

Passengers travelling on Air Malta are also provided with a copy of Sky Life, Air Malta's in-flight magazine, which is available on a complimentary basis in every seat pocket.

The airline's in-flight magazine is packed with dynamic editorial content contributed by top-level journalists that focus on people and travel, entertainment, business and lifestyle, the latest products and trends, cars, fashion, luxury goods and special features. A choice of local newspapers is also available to both club and economy class passengers. The audiovisual and print content available on the airline's flights is designed to provide a more enjoyable and relaxing experience when travelling on Air Malta.

These services reaffirm the airline's commitment to continue focusing on its customers and the services offered to them. With full service treatment, a new aircraft fleet, together with quality in-flight entertainment, Air Malta is making sure it continues to be the best value focused carrier operating the Malta route.