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Showing posts with label Belgrade International Airport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belgrade International Airport. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 4, 2016

✈ Mostar and Banjaluka airports winter 2016-2017


Banja Luka International Airport


In upcoming winter schedule of flights will be connected to only one destinations. Air Serbia is the only airline serving the airport with three weekly flights from/to Belgrade on board of ATR-72 aircraft, offering 66 seats.

Air Serbia does not pay any fees to the airport!

Local Government has obliged the entity’s airport operator to finance the costs of airport services and fees for the Belgrade-Banja Luka route, from January 1. until December 31. 2016. Funds to finance the flightsare provided from local government budget.

Airline
Destination
Winter 15/16
Winter 16/17
Change
Air Serbia
Belgrade
3
3
0





 Belgrade-Banja Luka
 Banja Luka-Belgrade

Friday, May 13, 2016

✈ Air Serbia performance at Banja Luka International Airport


Air Serbia is the only airline operating to/from Banja Luka International Airport with five weekly flights from Belgrade using ATR-72 aircraft with 66 seats. Four weekly flights were introduced with the beginning of summer time table on March 27th, additional fifth weekly flight started on April 20th and will last until October 29, when flights will go back to three weekly. With the beginning of Air Serbia’s flights to New York on June 23rd, number of passengers on flight to and from Banja Luka should improve too.
Month
2016
Total transported PAX
Total
 Departing
 PAX
Total
Arriving
PAX
Total number of flights
Average number of PAX per flight
Average
CLF
January
1.105
597
508
26
43
65,15%
February
875
455
420
22
40
60,60%
March
1.310
678
632
32
41
62,12%
April
1.425
643
782
38
38
57,57%
TOTAL
Jan-Apr 2016
4.715
2.373
2.342
118
40
60,60%







PAX- passengers / CLF-cabin load factor

Monday, April 11, 2016

✈ Vienna Airport statistic for airports: Sarajevo, Zagreb, Skopje and Belgrade


Vienna as a city and its airport is one of the most popular destination from the countries in the region. Austria has strong influence and ties to the region. According to the last census data 5,1 % of total Austria’s population is born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia and Macedonia. Precisely 155.050 people are from Bosnia and Herzegovina, 132.553 from Serbia, 39.782 from Croatia, 22.430 from Macedonia, 19.663 from Slovenia. Data is not available for Kosovo and Montenegro. Vienna Airport is well connected to the airports in the region with Austrian Airlines, Croatia Airlines, Adria Airways and Air Serbia offering smooth and easy connection to destinations across European continent, United States of America, Canada and many other destinations in the world. Table below is showing number of passengers, flight and available seats from and to Vienna to Sarajevo, Zagreb, Skopje and Belgrade airports. Full data is available for the year 2014 and first ten months of the year 2015(monthly report).

Thursday, September 24, 2015

✈Goverment subsidies to keep Belgrade-Banja Luka flights alive


The government of Bosnia's entity Serb Republic said it has given the green light for the ground handling agreement between the entity’s owned company Aerodromi Republike Srpske and Serbia's national air carrier Air Serbia to be extended.
The government said in a press release today following its weekly session that it has obliged the entity’s airport operator to finance the costs of airport services and fees for the Belgrade-Banja Luka route, from January 1 until December 31 2016, from subsidies provided for in the budget.
Source: Seenews

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

✈Air Serbia is reducing flights to Banja Luka

Banja Luka International Airport (BNX)
Air Serbia is reducing flights from Belgrade to Banja Luka to three times per week from November 01. 2015. All flights are scheduled to operate with 66 seats ATR-72 aircraft. Air Serbia is the only airline flying to Banja Luka after BH Airlines ceased all operations in July of this year. BH Airlines operated four times per week flights to Zurich and seasonal charter flights to Tivat. As a result of BH Airlines ceasing operation, Banja Luka International airport recorded decrease of 18,37% in passengers handled. In the first seven months of the year 13.393 passengers used the airport, while same time last year number of passengers was 14.837. Banja Luka is second largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina with population of 200.000. The city and whole northwest region of Bosnia could benefit from low cost airlines with flights to places with large concentration of people from this region such as Scandinavia, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In the past many talks were held with numerous airlines, but due to incompetent airport management such plans never realized.  

Flight schedule from 01/11/2015. to 26/03/2016.


Route
Flight number
Departing
Arriving
Days of operation
BEG-BNX
JU 102
13:30
14:24
TUE,THU,FRI
BNX-BEG
JU 103
15:00
15:50
TUE,THU,FRI

Source: FlyingBosnian