✈Tuzla International Airport timetable for February 2021

During the month of February Tuzla Airport will see  additional decrease in scheduled flights when compared to January of this year. The only air carrier operating at Tuzla Airport is Wizz Air with flights to following destinations during the month of February:

• Basel Mulhouse – 2x weekly (--3---7)
• Dortmund – 2x weekly (1---5--)
• Frankfurt Hahn – 1 weekly (------7)
• Memmingen – 1 weekly (-----6-)
• Eindhoven - (only one flight on February 05)
• Gothenburg – (only one flight on February 27)
• Malmo – 1 weekly (-----6-)
• Stockholm Skavsta – (------7)

During the month of February  Wizz Air will operate a total of 68 scheduled flights to eight destinations in Germany, Switzerland and Sweden with a total of 12.240 seats on offer.

Source: Flying Bosnian

✈Sarajevo International Airport timetable for February 2021

During the month of February Sarajevo Airport will see airlines decreasing its service. Only four airlines with four destinations will serve the airport during the slowest month of the year. With the coronavirus pandemic raging across the world, possibility of the future flight reductions is very possible. During the month of February following airlines will serve Sarajevo Airport:

• Austrian Airlines – Vienna 4x weekly (1-3-5-7)
• Air Serbia – Belgrade 3x weekly (1---5-7
• Flydubai – Dubai 3x weekly  (--3-56-)
• Turkish Airlines – 7x weekly (-234567)

During the month of February  Turkish Airlines will operate seven weekly flights between Istanbul and Sarajevo, offering 8.680 seats in both directions, followed by Flydubai connecting Dubai and Sarajevo with three weekly flights, offering 4.176 seats in both directions. Austrian Airlines will offer four weekly flight between Vienna and Sarajevo, offering 2.432 seats in both directions. Air Serbia will offer three weekly flights between Belgrade and Sarajevo, offering 1.584 seats in both directions. The slowest months of the year when comes to the airline business is extremely affected by the coronavirus pandemic with bare minimum when comes to commercial flights. As of today, Sarajevo Airport will see a total of 136 commercial flights during the month of February, offering a total of 16.872 seats. With the load factor of around 60% during the majority of pandemic, the month of February will see approximately 10.000 passengers.

Source: Flying Bosnian

✈ Eurowings delays Sarajevo return until December

Eurowings has pushed back Sarajevo flights relaunch for December 19th. The airliner was selling tickets for flights beginning next week but due to Coronavirus cases rising in both Germany and Bosnia and even tighter traveling restrictions the airline decided to postpone Sarajevo flights resumption just before Christmas holidays. Both Cologne and Stuttgart will be resumed on December 19th with two weekly flights for both destinations.

➤Cologne-Sarajevo flights will operate on Tuesdays and Saturdays (for Christmas-New Years holidays additional flight will be operated on Thursdays on following dates: 12/24, 12/31 and 01/07)

➤Stuttgart-Sarajevo flights will operate on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

NOTE: Changes to schedules are likely possible due to unpredictable pandemic situation!

Source: Flying Bosnian 

✈Banja Luka Airport Winter 2020-21

 

Banja Luka International Airport terminal building and control tower

➤With the beginning of Winter timetable on Sunday October 25, Banja Luka Airport will see major flight reductions when compared to the same time of the last year. Air Serbia will operate two weekly flights from Belgrade while Ryanair will scale back its operations to Banja Luka from last year’s 5 destinations to only one this coming winter season. 

➤Single destination Ryanair plans to operate to Banja Luka during upcoming winter timetable is new two weekly service from Gothenburg, beginning October 25.2020. 

➤Ryanair will delay the launch of new flights from Vienna to Banja Luka until March 29, while its planned new route from Milan-Bergamo has been cancelled altogether.

➤Ryanair is pushing back the resumption of most of its flights to Banja Luka until spring of 2021.

➤Following routes are suspended until Summer timetable 2021. (changes to the schedules are likely possible due to uncertainty with coronavirus pandemic and borders opening and closing on short notice).

Ryanair Banja Luka flight resumption schedule

ROUTE	RESUMPTION DATE	DAYS (flights operate)
1) Berlin Brandenburg - Banja Luka	28.03.2021.	--3---7
2) Brussels Charleroi - Banja Luka	Not published yet	-------
3) Frankfurt Hahn- Banja Luka	29.03.2021.	1---5--
4) Memmingen – Banja Luka	30.03.2021.	-2---6-
5) Milan Bergamo – Banja Luka	CANCELLED	CANCELLED
6) Stockholm Skavsta – Banja Luka	CANCELLED	CANCELLED
7) Vienna – Banja Luka	29.03.2021	1---5--

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Source: Flying Bosnian

✈Mostar Airport Winter 2020-21

 

Mostar Airport terminal building 

During Winter timetable 2020-21 Mostar Airport will not see any scheduled or charter flights. Last winter season, only airline operating regular flights to/from Mostar was Croatia Airlines with two weekly flights from Zagreb. Croatia Airlines flights were heavily subsidized by the Government of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Hercegovina-Neretva County.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic all flights to/from Mostar were suspended in March of this year without any indication of flights being reintroduced again.

In December of last year FlyBosnia introduced one weekly Mostar-Rome flights, but due to pandemic those flights were short lived.

Without any air traffic Mostar Airport is solely depending on the government handouts for its survival. With Bosnia and Herzegovina air traffic down 72% compared to the last year only viable option for Mostar Airport is to be completely closed until March of next year, possible longer if airport’s management is not able to secure any flights.

Source: Flying Bosnian

✈ Wizz Air November 2020 - Tuzla Airport operations

Wizz Air Airbus 320 at Tuzla International Airport

Wizz Air in the last few weeks continue to adjust planned operation, due to  various travel restrictions and market demand. As of 19-OCT-20, the airline’s planned  Tuzla operations for the month of November 2020 (01NOV20 – 30NOV20) as follows:

Tuzla – Berlin 1 weekly

Tuzla – Dortmund 2 weekly

Tuzla – Eindhoven 2 weekly

Tuzla – Gothenburg 2 weekly

Tuzla – Hahn 2 weekly

Tuzla – Malmo 3 weekly (2 weekly form 17NOV20)

Tuzla – Memmingen 2 weekly

Tuzla – Stockholm Skavsta 2 weekly

NOTE: Additional changes highly possible

Source: Routes online

✈Sarajevo Airport Winter 2020-21

The 2020/21 winter timetable enters into force on Sunday, October 25^th. 2020. until March 27^th of 2021. This winter season will be like no other due to ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Majority of the world airlines are in survival mode operating at 20-30% capacity. 

Sarajevo Airport has been hit extremely hard with flight cancelations and airlines temporary withdrawal from the airport due to border closures and ever-changing entry rules. Passengers traffic is expected to plummet even deeper during upcoming winter months. Last winter season passengers were able to fly to 14 destinations in 11 countries in Europe and Gulf region with 81 weekly departures.

This winter season Sarajevo Airport will be served by: Air Serbia (Belgrade), Austrian Airlines (Vienna), Croatia Airlines (Zagreb), Eurowings (Cologne and Stuttgart), Flydubai (Dubai), Lufthansa (Munich), Pegasus Airlines (Istanbul) and Turkish Airlines (Istanbul). 10 destinations in 7 countries will be served with 44 weekly departures. Two largest markets out of Sarajevo are Turkey and Germany and will be served with following frequencies: Turkey will be served with 11 weekly flights: Turkish Airlines (5 flights) and Pegasus Airlines (6 flights), Germany will be served with 9 weekly flights: Lufthansa (4 flights) and Eurowings (5 flights). Due to entry regulations and decreased demand for air travel changes in schedules are highly likely (Schedule as of October 11, 2020). 

During Winter timetable 2020/21 number of available seats is 217.664, representing a decrease of -52,24% or -238.144 seats less, compared to the same time of the last year.

Source: Flying Bosnian