Originally Posted by
SEN Observer
Sorry, can't post the link at the moment, but it seems it's not just Cagliari in the doldrums but Catania as well. Southend Echo website has the story.
I don't quite see why you're questioning the future of SEN-CAG, especially when you are taking your source from the Echo which is notoriously inaccurate. Apart from a six week suspension of flights from mid-January SEN-CAG is bookable on the Air Malta website at 2 x weekly as it was in 2018. SEN-MLA is bookable at 3 x weekly direct and 2 x weekly via CAG. It's just SEN-CTA that appears not to be operating in 2019. It had been rather surprising to me that SEN-CAG continued after the end of the 2018 summer season at all as I thought it likely to be a summer-only route.