Manta Air, Crown & Champa Resorts partner for luxurious guest transfers
Manta Air has announced an exclusive domestic transfer partnership with Crown & Champa Resorts, a premier luxury hospitality brand in the Maldives. This strategic collaboration aims to provide seamless and luxurious transfer services for guests of Crown & Champa Resorts.
Starting from 17th December 2024, Manta Air will operate scheduled flights to Madivaru Airport using its state-of-the-art ATR 72-600 aircraft. Known for redefining domestic air travel, these flights will follow pre-published summer and winter schedules.
Under the new partnership, Manta Air will transfer guests to Kuredu Island Resort & Spa, Komandoo Island Resort & Spa, Kudadoo Maldives Private Island, Hurawalhi Island Resort and Jawakara Islands Maldives via Madivaru Airport, located at the doorstep of these exotic resorts in Lhaviyani Atoll.
Crown & Champa Resorts (CCR), one of the largest hospitality brands in the Maldives, was established in 2000 by inspiring Maldivian and foreign partners with a shared vision to create authentic Maldivian experiences for the curious traveller with a passion for a life fully lived. The CCR group now operates over 10 world class resorts in the Maldives that have acclaimed over 200 awards both locally and globally.
“Manta Air’s partnership with Crown & Champa Resorts marks a significant milestone in elevating the travel experience for the guests,” said Mohamed Khaleel, CEO of Manta Air. “We are delighted that Crown & Champa Resorts has chosen Manta as their domestic air transfer partner. We are committed to providing the service defined by CCR by extending unparalleled comfort, convenience, and reliability, ensuring that every journey becomes an integral part of a memorable Maldivian holiday.”
Together, the two brands aim to redefine domestic air travel in the Maldives, enhancing the overall holiday experience for every guest.
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