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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2017

Malta Seeking To Expand Skills Set In Aviation Industry

In his address during the Business Jet 5th Annual Conference in Business Opportunities, Minister for Tourism Edward Zammit Lewis referred to business aviation as a means that reduces distances...

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"We are determined to create a skills community to efficiently service the aviation sector"

In his address during the Business Jet 5th Annual Conference in Business Opportunities, Minister for Tourism Edward Zammit Lewis referred to business aviation as a means that reduces distances and allows companies to optimise facilities and staff in locations where demand and talent are.

Studies show that globally, more than 370,000 jobs are directly or indirectly dependent on Business Aviation activities in Europe. Further to that, €98 billion of goods and services are produced, €27 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA) and €21 billion are spent in wages and salaries.

The European strategy pushes the need for European States to access emerging markets where the demand for aviation services is not being satisfied appropriately, both in terms of quality and quantity. With reference to the Maltese Presidency, Minister Zammit Lewis said that "in this regard the Maltese

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