If you think that two days of a conference is enough to catch all the people you want to interview, I confirm, it is not always the case.
MACE 2022 offered a very full and interesting agenda, during the networking breaks there were people in high demand, so ....
This brings us to the reason why 50skyshades did not manage to get an interview during MACE 2022 with Captain Charles Pace, Director General CAD of Transport Malta. Zoom helps us, we invite you to join our discussion with Capt. Charles Pace:
- first impressions after the fourth edition of MACE, vision for the next edition;
- Civil Aviation Policy of Malta - where we are and what to expect;
- Malta Airport expansion - the steps, the needs, where it will start;;
- Sustainability in aviation - punitive approach or how to really do it;
- the crystal ball - future of aviation in Malta until the next MACE;
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