You'll generally be in a 4 seater, or an 8-11 seater Cessna Caravan. Cost wise MTA is one of the cheaper ones, planes are a bit older but well looked after. I flew with them a lot, they're reliable. They have a small lounge too.
Tour company said "We mainly use two companies. MTA and SKY Services. We had a record year with private flights last year and had excellent service from both. MTA is our go-to company."
I haven't used SKY (have used 3 different ones), but yes, MTA is the go-to.
Almost daily frequency soon:
I had to plan my itinerary around the 4x / week flights ...oh well!Almost daily frequency soon:
Emirates boosts Madagascar flights from four to six weekly
Emirates will introduce additional flights to Madagascar, boosting its schedule from four to six-weekly services, starting 2 April 2025www.emirates.com
Not for the EK competition?
They speak English perfectly fine!
I thought that they probably did but also thought that a pax talking them in excellent, 'old style 'French may have been a bonus. My friend was born in France but left in her late teens - around the early 1970's. When she goes there for a holiday she says that the locals love her word use as it is more 'classical' than most locals as she never picked up the various slang and Franglais words that have crept into modern French. Despite the best efforts of L'Académie française.
Indeed! I flown them a dozen or more times, starting back when they had 762s (with international first class!) and 747SPs. Always been positive (and no french required!
)That's what we did for our forthcoming trip to Mauritius and Madagascar in April.
