Maldivian, the national carrier of the Maldives, has unveiled enticing promotional fares for all domestic routes, effective March 17, 2024. These exclusive offers provide exceptional value and convenience for travelers exploring the picturesque Maldives. Booking directly through the Maldivian website (www.maldivian.aero) or mobile app enables passengers to secure unbeatable fares effortlessly, encouraging them to embark on their adventures swiftly. Promotional fares for routes such as Dharavandhoo and Madivaru are already available, urging travelers to seize the opportunity to book their preferred flights at special rates promptly. With 16 destinations within the Maldives, Maldivian connects travelers to stunning atolls, turquoise lagoons, and idyllic resorts, maintaining a steadfast commitment to safety and reliability for valued customers.

In a significant step towards enhancing emergency medical care in the Maldives, Maldivian Airlines has inaugurated its Air Ambulance Service. This collaborative effort with the Ministry of Health and the National Social Protection Agency (NSPA) has led to the establishment of the country's first air ambulance service, ensuring swift and secure critical care delivery to patients. To bolster this vital service, Maldivian Airlines has introduced a dedicated De Havilland Dash8-200 aircraft capable of operating to all domestic airports within the Maldives, with the flexibility to extend services internationally to India and Sri Lanka.

Maldivian Airlines is now set to expand its fleet further by converting a second aircraft, a DHC6 Seaplane Twin Otter, exclusively for Air Ambulance Services. This amphibious marvel's unique capabilities allow it to reach local islands, including those distant from traditional airports, facilitating direct flights to remote locations for timely and efficient medical assistance. The addition of the DHC6 Seaplane Twin Otter promises to significantly enhance the reach and effectiveness of air ambulance operations in the country, benefitting both residents and visitors alike.