Epic has taken immediate action to support its customers affected by the ongoing Middle East situation. From 1st to 7th March, any Epic postpaid customer currently stranded in the impacted countries — UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Oman — will be able to make calls and send SMS messages to Malta free of charge. In addition, calls made from Malta to customers located in these countries will also be free throughout this period.
Epic recognises the uncertainty and stress that unexpected travel disruptions can cause for its customers. The company emphasised that staying connected with loved ones during such moments is essential, and this initiative is part of its ongoing commitment to supporting customers when they need it most.
By offering free twoway communication, Epic is ensuring that families, friends and colleagues can remain in close contact without any financial concern while the situation persists. The company confirmed that these measures will remain in place for the full duration of the disruption and will continue to be reviewed as developments unfold.
Epic reaffirmed its dedication to keeping customers connected and supported until normal air travel operations resume.
You Might Also Like
Latest Article
Carlo Stivala Acquires €14m HSBC Debt Linked To St Philip’s Hospital
Developer and hotelier Carlo Stivala has acquired more than €14 million in debt originally owed to HSBC Bank Malta by the former operators of St Philip’s Hospital, a move that significantly reshapes the contest for the site in Santa Venera. Court documents show that the debt was transferred to Cast Renting Limited, a company where … Continued
|
10 March 2026
Written by MeetInc.
Malta Chamber Partners With PTL To Accelerate Business Digitalisation
|
10 March 2026
Written by MeetInc.
CrediaBank Eyes €16bn Balance Sheet After HSBC Malta Deal
|
10 March 2026
Written by MeetInc.
CrediaBank Profit Surges As Bank Prepares For HSBC Malta Takeover
|
6 March 2026
Written by MeetInc.
