Sarajevo
International Airport is ready for record summer months. Many new airlines and
destinations will be introduced for the very first time from Bosnian capital
city. During the summer months Sarajevo Airport will be served by 23 airlines,
with flights to 41 airports in 22 countries on 3 continents (Asia, Africa, and
Europe). New airlines starting scheduled flights to Sarajevo this summer are
Air Cairo (Hurghada), LOT Polish Airlines (Warsaw) and Royal Jordanian Airlines
(Amman). At the beginning of summer timetable Wizz Air introduced flights to
London-Luton and Treviso-Venice, bringing the total of newly launched destinations
to five. Qatar Airways has announced its return to Sarajevo from June 03, 2022.
after a two years break. Doha-Sarajevo flights will be operated 3 times weekly
with an Airbus 320 aircraft. A record number of flights will be operated during
the months of July and August, with 607.004 seats on offer on 3.814 flights.
With the average load factor of 80-85% during July and August, Sarajevo Airport
is expected to record the largest number of passengers in the history of the
airport (my projection for July is 235.000 and August 223.000 passengers). The
average number of flight operations during this time of the year is 70 (35
arrivals and 35 departures).
Sarajevo Airport - weekly flights and aircraft
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Sarajevo Airport - available flights by destination
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Sarajevo Airport - available seats by destination
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Sarajevo Airport - available seats by country
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Sarajevo Airport - available seats STT from 2016 to 2022
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Sarajevo Airport - destination map in Europe
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Sarajevo Airport - destination map in Asia and Africa
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Charter
flights
Sarajevo
Airport will be connected with charter flights to popular vacation destinations
in Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia. Antalya will see a significant flight increase
when compared to last year. Last year Anadolujet was the only airline operating
Antalya-Sarajevo flights with 7 weekly services, while this year three airlines
will fly the route, with Turkish Airline’s low lost subsidiary Anadolujet
offering 9 weekly flights, followed by
Pegasus Airlines and Freebird Airlines each offering two weekly flights. Second
destination on Turkish coast Bodrum will see four weekly flights (two by
Anadolujet and two by Freebird Airlines. Sarajevo-Monastir charter service will
be operated by Nouvelair offering a total of 10 round trip flights.
Due
to excellent advanced bookings many airlines have increased Sarajevo flights
frequencies. The following is the list of airlines with increased frequencies:
Source: Flying Bosnian