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4 gozotoday | FRIDAY • 1 AUGUST 2025 NEWS KM Malta Airlines website now available in Maltese KM Malta Airlines has an- nounce the launch of the Mal- tese-language version of its website, kmmaltairlines.com. Airline said this emonstrates it's commitment to honouring Malta's national identity, its cultural heritage and elevating the travel experience for Mal- tese-speaking customers. Visitors to kmmaltairlines. com can browse flight sched- ules, fares, travel information, and make bookings entirely in Maltese, ensuring full accessi- bility for native speakers. "Offering our content in Mal- tese is a milestone in our jour- ney to connect more deeply with our community. It under- scores our dedication to mak- ing KM Malta Airlines truly Maltese in every sense," said David G. Curmi, Executive Chairman, KM Malta Airlines. Looking ahead, KM Mal- ta Airlines said it is actively working on the rollout of addi- tional language options on its website to better serve the di- verse range of passengers who choose to travel to and from Malta. This multilingual approach reflects KM Malta Airlines' role not only as Malta's nation- al carrier, but also as a welcom- ing gateway for internation- al guests visiting the islands, strengthening Malta's reputa- tion as a connected, inclusive, and accessible destination. KM Malta Airlines has introduced a Maltese-language version of its website, reinforcing its commitment to Malta's cultural heritage and enhancing accessibility for Maltese- speaking travellers. MALTESE athlete Neil Agius is undergoing intensive training at the National Pool in Tal-Qroqq in preparation for The Gozo 7, a physically demanding open-wa- ter challenge set to begin on Au- gust 31. The challenge will see Agius swim 42 kilometers per day for seven consecutive days around the island of Gozo—totaling nearly 300 kilometers and requir- ing up to 15 hours of swimming each day. His training focuses heavily on stamina, breath con- trol, and adapting to the unpre- dictable conditions of the open sea. As part of the lead-up to the event, Prime Minister Robert Ab- ela visited Agius during one of his training sessions to offer support and discuss the broader signifi- cance of the initiative. The two spoke about the rigorous prepa- rations and the message behind the challenge: promoting physi- cal activity, mental resilience, and a healthier lifestyle. Abela commended Agius's ded- ication and highlighted the im- portance of nutrition in achieving optimal health. He stressed that proper eating habits are funda- mental to personal development, noting that they contribute to better rest, improved strength, and sustained focus throughout the day. Agius said he hopes The Gozo 7 will not only test his own limits but also inspire the public to take a greater interest in their physi- cal and mental well-being, while drawing attention to Gozo's nat- ural environment. Maltese athlete Neil Agius prepares for 'Gozo 7' swim Neil Agius is training for his upcoming 'Gozo 7' swim challenge around the island of Gozo. Left to right: Neil Agius and Prime Minister Robet Abela (Photo: OPM)