EX-YU Aviation

Latest news from the aviation world of the former Yugoslavia

Turkish remains Ljubljana’s busiest, Swiss sees strong growth

Turkish Airlines maintained its position as Slovenian’s and Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport’s busiest carrier during the first quarter of the year, carrying
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FlyBosnia hits €1.5 million in tax debt

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Korea’s T’Way Air lifts off for Zagreb

Seasonal summer flights between Seoul and Zagreb resumed this morning following an almost five-year hiatus with low cost carrier T’Way Air inaugurating services
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Belgrade Airport registers busiest April

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 610.944 passengers in April, representing an increase of 5.5% on last year. It also marks the first time the airport has
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Azerbaijan Airlines extends Tivat service

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Six EX-YU airports below pre-Covid flight and capacity volumes

Six airports across the former Yugoslavia are still struggling to reach their pre-pandemic volume of scheduled flights and capacity. Ljubljana, Tivat,
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Ljubljana Airport maintains growth momentum

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Wizz and Ryanair overreliance hits select EX-YU airports

The airports in Niš, Banja Luka, and Tuzla have registered a decline in passenger numbers during the first quarter due to reduced operations by Wizz Air and Ryanair. While
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Flydubai removes onboard WiFi

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Croatia Airlines’ first A220-300 in final production phase

The assembly of Croatia Airlines' first Airbus A220 aircraft is entering its final phase. In a statement to EX-YU Aviation News, Croatia Airlines confirmed the first of
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Air Serbia seeks company mascot

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Ryanair expands Zagreb winter network

Ryanair is preparing to operate a record number of flights from its base in Zagreb this coming 2024/25 winter season, which begins on October 27 and
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TRIP REPORT: Skopje - Curacao

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Wizz Air removes three Skopje routes over winter

Wizz Air has suspended ticket sales for three routes out of its Skopje base for the upcoming 2024/25 winter season, which begins on October 27, as the
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Ryanair eyes EX-YU dominance amid Wizz Air woes

Ryanair has said it aims to continue growing strongly in the Balkans, with its CEO, Michael O’Leary, recently writing off Wizz Air as a challenger. Ryanair operates in four
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Jet2.com marks Croatia milestone

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China’s President calls for more flights to Serbia

China’s President Xi Jinping has called on for the introduction of more flights from the country to Serbia.
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