The partnership is aimed at improving healthcare accessibility and providing added value for Maldivian passengers seeking medical treatment abroad.
Maldivian
Maldivian, the national airline of the Maldives, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ananthapuri Hospitals and Research Institute in Trivandrum, India.
The partnership is aimed at improving healthcare accessibility and providing added value for Maldivian passengers seeking medical treatment abroad. India remains one of the most preferred destinations for Maldivians seeking specialised medical treatment, with Trivandrum serving as a key regional healthcare hub due to its proximity to the Maldives and the availability of advanced medical facilities.
Passengers travelling on Maldivian to Trivandrum can now benefit from a more coordinated medical travel experience, with direct access to dedicated support and healthcare services upon arrival.
Through this collaboration, individuals travelling with Maldivian will receive preferential healthcare services at Ananthapuri Hospitals, including:
• Special discounted rates on Outpatient (OP) and Inpatient (IP) treatments
• 15% discount on health check-up packages
• 10% discount on outpatient laboratory and radiology services
• Complimentary ambulance transfer from Trivandrum International Airport to the hospital
To further support patients travelling for treatment, the hospital will establish a dedicated customer care desk to assist with appointments, medical coordination, and patient support. Special assistance services, including language translation support, will also be available for senior citizens and critically ill patients.
The benefits under this partnership are available to all passengers travelling on Maldivian to Trivandrum. Passengers can contact Maldivian or Ananthapuri Hospitals directly for more information on how to access these services.
This collaboration reflects Maldivian’s ongoing commitment to enhancing passenger experience beyond travel, by connecting passengers not only to destinations but also to essential services that support their wellbeing
