✈ AJet will launch two new routes from Türkiye to Sarajevo

The Ankara–Sarajevo service will begin on July 1 and operate twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, through the end of October.

The Bodrum–Sarajevo service will commence on June 27 and operate once weekly, on Sundays, until the end of October.

All flights will be operated with Boeing 737-800 aircraft, featuring 189 seats. 

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈ Sarajevo-Istanbul Air Traffic Report for 2024

In 2024, Istanbul remained the leading destination from Sarajevo in both flight frequency and passenger volume. During the summer season, Turkish Airlines operated three daily flights between Sarajevo and Istanbul New Airport, while the winter schedule featured two daily services.

Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen Airport was also well connected, offering three daily flights to Sarajevo—two operated by Pegasus Airlines and one by A Jet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines.

In total, Sarajevo and Istanbul were linked by six daily flights across three carriers: A Jet, Pegasus Airlines, and Turkish Airlines, reaffirming the route’s consistently high demand.

The year also marked a major milestone, with a record 3.433 flights operated between the two cities and 562.799 passengers carried—an increase of 100.573 travelers, or 21,75%. Sarajevo Airport handled 1.821.762 passengers overall, with Istanbul accounting for 30,89% of all traffic.

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈AJet to launch Istanbul-Tuzla flights

Turkish low-cost carrier AJet will connect Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport and Tuzla, with one weekly service starting October 07^h using an Airbus 321neo aircraft offering 211 seats. This will be the second airline serving Tuzla from Istanbul, after Pegasus Airlines announced the launch of flights from Istanbul to Tuzla last week.

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈Ajet is increasing Istanbul-Sarajevo flights to daily

Beginning August 1^st Turkish low-cost carrier Ajet is upgrading Istanbul (SAW) – Sarajevo flights from 3 weekly to daily. Flights are scheduled to operate daily until the end of summer schedule (October 26, 2024). With Ajet flight increase Istanbul (both airports) and Sarajevo will be connected with six daily flights. All Ajet flights are scheduled to operate with an Airbus 321neo aircraft offering 211 seats.

• 3 daily flights by Turkish Airlines
• 2 daily flights by Pegasus Airlines
• 1 daily flight by Ajet

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈Pegasus Airlines to launch Istanbul-Tuzla flights

Pegasus Airlines Airbus 320neo at Tuzla International Airport

Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines will connect Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport and Tuzla with one weekly service starting August 24^th. The flights are scheduled to operate on year-round basis with an Airbus 320neo aircraft offering 180 seats.

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈Freebird Airlines boosts Antalya-Tuzla service

Due to very strong bookings Freebird Airlines has increased Antalya-Tuzla flights from two weekly to three weekly flights. Flights are sold and operated by GoldenTours travel agency from Tuzla. Freebird Airlines will operate a total of 84 round-trip flights, offering 15.120 seats.

Source: Zahid Krkić

✈Lumiwings to launch Tuzla-Istanbul flights

Lumiwings will introduce two weekly flights between Tuzla and Istanbul. Flights are scheduled to start on March 5^th, operating on Tuesdays and Sundays. Lumiwings established a base at Tuzla Airport in December of last year with flights to Saarbrucken in Germany, Halmstad and Stockholm Skavsta in Sweden, Esbjerg in Denmark, and Maastricht in the Netherlands.

Tuzla (TZL) – Istanbul (IST)

Route	Flight number	Flight times	Operating days	Valid from-to
TZL-IST	L9 351	09:50-13:50	-2-----	05.03.-26.03.
TZL-IST	L9 351	13:35-17:35	------7	10.03.-24.03.
IST-TZL	L9 352	14:40-14:40	-2-----	05.03.-26.03.
IST-TZL	L9 352	18:20-18:20	------7	10.03.-24.03.

Source: Zahid Krkić