✈Sarajevo Airport Winter 2025/2026

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

✈Sarajevo Airport Winter 2024/2025

The 2024/25 winter timetable enters into force on Sunday, October 27th, 2024. and will run until March 29, 2025. During this time period the passengers will be able to fly to 14 countries to 22 destinations on 16 different airlines.

The new destination this winter season is Rome (FCO), which will be served with 3 weekly flights by Wizz Air. The flights are scheduled to begin on October 29, 2024. and will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with an Airbus 321 aircraft offering 239 seats.

Only one route will be cut during the upcoming winter timetable, Aegean Airlines is discontinuing Skopje-Sarajevo flights from November 28, 2024. just after one year of operations.

Sarajevo Airport will be connected with 118 weekly flights (one way). The most served route is Istanbul-Sarajevo with five daily flights. Three airlines with the most seats on offer are Pegasus Airlines with 128.350 seats, followed by Turkish Airlines with 99.660 seats and Ryanair with 88.830 seats.

Three countries with largest seats offer from Sarajevo Airport are Türkiye with 294.766 seats or 39,15% of all seats, Germany with 94.218 seats or 12,51% of all seats and Austria with 67.200 seats or 8,92% of all seats.

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈Tuzla Winter 2019-20

Winter timetable for Tuzla Airport won’t bring any major changes when compared to the same time last year. Wizz Air is still only airline operating at the airport. 

With the beginning of winter timetable Wizzair is discontinuing its two weekly Vienna flights, but same time is extending Billund to year-round operations. All other flights will remain the same as last winter season.

Due to very incompetent people leading the airport, major airport projects are still not completed and are overdue by one year and longer. Terminal building is still not finished and for the airport that handles around half a million passengers a year its almost impossible to imagine that airport still doesn’t have luggage belts (instead, luggage is still carried manually from the airplanes to the customers at arriving hall)!?

The other major issue is constant delayed installation of landing lights (the airport director Rifat Karahasanovic is well know in Bosnian media for giving staged interviews presenting him self as a “big boss” and constantly giving false information about the airports future and ongoing projects). Transparency and responsibility are strange subjects for majority of Bosnian public companies and employees including the Governments on all levels  when only qualification for the job is being loyal to the ruling party where corruption and nepotism is a norm.

Source: Flying Bosnian

✈ Turkish Airlines is reducing Sarajevo flights

In upcoming winter timetable Turkish Airlines has announced massive reduction in its network. Over 70 routes from Turkey to Europe will be effected including Istanbul-Sarajevo flights. Turkish Airlines will reduce Sarajevo flights from twice daily (14 weekly flights to 10 weekly flights).

Routes online has published full list of Turkish Airlines changes for winter 2016/17 winter schedule. 
Click here to see full list of effected flights