The 2025/26 winter timetable will take effect on Sunday, October 26. 2025, and will run through March 28. 2026. During this period, passengers can fly to 23 destinations in 14 countries on 15 different airlines. From November to March, a total of 5.836 commercial flights will be available, offering 830.738 seats, representing an increase of 10% or 77.868 seats more when compared to the same time of the last year.
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Sarajevo Airport will have 250 weekly round-trip flights, with the busiest route being Istanbul-Sarajevo, which features five daily flights to two different Istanbul airports. The top three airlines offering the most seats are Ryanair (179.928 seats), followed by Pegasus Airlines (132.880 seats), and Turkish Airlines (99.660 seats).
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The three countries with the largest seat offerings from Sarajevo Airport are Türkiye, with 303.076 seats (36,48% of the total), Germany, with 137.100 seats (16,50%), and Austria, with 72.000 seats (8,66%).
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New airlines and routes for this winter season, compared to last winter, include:
• Ryanair: Girona (GRO), Karlsruhe (FKB), Stockholm (ARN), and Weeze (NRN)
Routes that have been discontinued this winter season, compared to last winter, include:
• Aegean Airlines: Skopje (SKP)
• Wizz Air: London (LTN)
Below is my analysis of the available seats and the projected number of passengers for the year 2025 and 1Q of 2026:
Source: Zahid Krkić
