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Friday, March 6, 2020

✈Tuzla Airport - 2020 Summer flight schedule



Tuzla International Airport will not see any major changes in upcoming Summer Timetable of flights, when compared to the last summer season. 16 destinations in seven countries will be served during summer timetable.  Only destination with significant flight increases is  Antalya (Antalya airport will see charter flights go up by 106%). Bosnian travel agency based in Tuzla “Golden Tours” is selling vacation packages to Antalya region in Turkey. Total of 31 round trip flights are on offer between Tuzla and Antalya, compared to just 15 last year. A total of 5.580 seats are on offer from June 06, to September 22. Turkish charter airline Freebird Airlines will operate the flights using Airbus 320 aircraft with cabin configuration to seat 180 passengers in all economy class.




Wizz Air will bring back its three routes that were suspended at the beginning of winter timetable in November. Three seasonal routes being reintroduced are: Billund, Stockholm-Skavsta and Växjö. Tuzla Airport is expecting to renew partnership contract with Wizz air for new term of four years. The contract is due to expire in June of this year.
In a new four-year contract between Wizz Air and Tuzla Airport, both sides have to fulfill following:
  • Wizz Air stays the sole airline operator at the airport.
  • ILS approach lights must be extended from current 720 meters to 920 meters to meet ILS-1 approach guidelines
  • Tuzla Airport will continue with terminal building upgrades, priority being installation of a baggage carousel
  • Wizz Air will station one more Airbus 320 at the airport during 2021
  • Wizz Air will open new routes from Tuzla (possible new routes are Abu Dhabi International Airport*, Paris-Beauvais Airport, Milan-Bergamo and reintroduction of London-Luton)

Abu Dhabi International Airport* - Wizz Air Abu Dhabi has taken a step towards launch, with a date now being revealed for the launch of the new airline. If all goes to plan, we should see the new Middle East carrier begin service in third quarter of 2020. Bosnia and Herzegovina is being mentioned as one of the destinations out of Abu Dhabi by Wizz Air. The airline is considering flights to either Tuzla or Sarajevo from its new hub at Abu Dhabi International Airport.

Source: Flying Bosnian

1 comment:

Mirza said...

Bilo bi dobro da je ovo istina,vec dugo iz Tuzle nema novih destinacija, sa kojim bi privukli nove putnike...