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MALTA’S FLAGSHIP FESTIVAL GLITCH RETURNS THIS MONTH FOR ITS 6TH AND BIGGEST EDITION

CHARLOTTE DE WITTE, BONOBO, I HATE MODELS, KOBOSIL, MALL GRAB, HELENA HAUFF, RICHIE HAWTIN, RØDHÅD, DVS1, SKIN ON SKIN, KLANGKUENSTLER AND BRUTALISMUS 3000 AMONGST THE HEADLINERS

Over the years, Glitch Festival has quickly es tablished itself as the biggest festival in Malta as well as one of Europe’s major electronic festivals.

With 7 stages on offer, dancers are called to gather for a four-day journey driven by a carefully curated list of industry titans, master selectors, live acts & rising stars. From roaring rooftop pool parties to secret cave raves and an intimate Boiler Room stage, Glitch Festival spaces are attentively arranged to provide festival goers with the ideal spots to lose themselves in.

For their next edition, Glitch have announced no less than 68 acts, all heading to Malta for what promises to be a series of rhythmic adventures at the height of summer on the sun-soaked Mediterranean island.

Things will be kicking-off on Sunday 13th August with an explosive opening held right under the glorious fortifications of Valletta, a UNESCO world heritage gem, headlined by Helena Hauff, Hector Oaks and Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann.

The main fe stival will take place between the 14th and 15th at Gianp ula Village against a b ackdrop of the ancient medieval city of Mdina.

And finally, the 16th brings the festival to an end with boat party summer-magic followed by a heartfelt closing party with DJ Heartstring, Narciss and Patrick Mason, ensuring a perfect send-off.

For more info & tickets visit www.glitchfestival.com

FLIGHT & COMPANY INFORMATION

Air Malta Fleet

Airbus 320ceo

QUANTITY: 2 IN FLEET

NUMBER OF SEATS: 180

ENGINES: CFM56-5B4/P

MAXIMUM TAKE OFF WEIGHT: 75.5 / 77 METRIC TONS

OVERALL LENGTH: 37.57M

WINGSPAN: 34.1M

CRUISING SPEED: MACH 0.78 (450KNOTS, 833KM/HR)

RANGE: 5,200 KM, 2,800 NMI, 3,250 SMI

FUEL CONSUMPTION: 2.27 LITRES PER 100KM PER PASSENGER*

Alcohol Consumption

Airbus 320neo

QUANTITY: 6 IN FLEET

NUMBER OF SEATS: 180

ENGINES: CFM LEAP-1A

MAXIMUM TAKE OFF WEIGHT: 73.5 / 77 METRIC TONS

OVERALL LENGTH: 37.57M

WINGSPAN: 35.8M

CRUISING SPEED: MACH 0.78 (450KNOTS, 833KM/HR)

RANGE: 6,500 KM, 3,500 NMI, 4,025 SMI

FUEL CONSUMPTION: 1.8 LITRES PER 100KM PER PASSENGER*

Alcohol consumed at high altitude can have a stronger effect than usual. Cabin crew are legally empowered to refuse to serve any alcohol to an intoxicated passenger and anyone under the age of 18. In extreme cases, crew may also temporarily confiscate the passenger‘s own drinks so that the passenger does not become a nuisance to the other passengers and crew. Furthermore, Air Malta is bound by international regulations which prohibit the embarkation or the carriage of drunken passengers. However, since you are reading this article, Air Malta‘s Flight Safety Committee is confident that you are a law-abiding and exemplary passenger. Indeed, the cabin crew may need your assistance to restrain another passenger in the unlikely event that he or she may act irresponsibly during the flight. The consumption of one’s own alcoholic beverages in-flight goes against Air Malta policy.

Smoking

Smoking is prohibited from when you leave the departure terminal building until you reach the arrival terminal building. Smoking is allowed in designated areas only. Smoking is not allowed during any phase of the flight and in any area of the aircraft. Should you be aware of a passenger who has smoked in the toilet during the flight, please inform the cabin crew immediately so that they can check for any undetected fires. The use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) is not allowed on board Air Malta flights. Similarly, the use of naked flames on and around the aircraft is also prohibited.

Photography

The users of Air Malta services are obliged to comply with the European Regulation 679/2016 on the protection of personal data as well as the Chapter 586 of the Laws of Malta (Data Protection Act). It is the sole responsibility of the user to comply and in any case of non-compliance for payment of any penalties arising from such non-compliance. Based on the above-mentioned laws it is strictly forbidden to take photos or videos of passengers or the crew (without their explicit consent) and uploading them to the web.