Overseas voter travel

Carmel Camilleri

Jan 17th, 15:54

There are some of those taking the offer of reduced fares who do not intend to vote. I think that the authorities should ask for reimbursement of the whole amount from these persons should this be the case. Remember this reduction of fares will cost the Maltese about a million euros.

joe bouvett

Jan 17th, 12:19

We have just heard that Airmalta is making financial progress (if you believe it), so it is only fair to organize such flights after-all with Euro 35 Airmalta will cover a part of the passenger taxes.

K Gauci

Jan 17th, 06:53

First of all why foreigners don't vote in a Maltese embassy,I am sure this will cost cheaper to our country and also I don't agree that who is married to foreigners just come vote and leave and you don't see them until next election, what kind of tax are they paying to this country to have the right to vote,no sense at all.

Mr phil sam

Jan 17th, 06:14

Even more to queue, for a new ID card.

Pauline Peterson

Jan 16th, 23:38

Does this include those from Australia, America and Canada?

Pavlaki Pano Aroditis

Jan 16th, 22:40

It may well be the case that other airlines such as Ryan Air and Easyjet may complain that this is a camouflaged subsidy for Air Malta, unless of course Air Malta is actually carrying the extra costs itself- in which case, one may well ask, is it correct for Air Malta to be running up further losses and against EU and Government policy. Clearly if this is being offered at a loss, the public pays.

Lucienne Dimech

Jan 16th, 21:05

Nice break just for voting in a country where one does not reside.