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Saturday, April 3, 2021
✈ Sarajevo Airport flights resumption schedule
Friday, April 2, 2021
✈ Air Arabia to resume Sarajevo flights in May
Due to increased demand Air Arabia is resuming Sharjah-Sarajevo service two months earlier. The airline originally planned to restart Sarajevo flights in the first week of July but due to high interest for the flights, Air Arabia is starting Sarajevo flights on May 07, 2021. Flights will operate three times weekly until July 05, going daily from July 05, until September 05.
Air Arabia Sharjah (SHJ) - Sarajevo (SJJ) schedule
Source: Flying Bosnian
✈ VistaJet operated direct flight from San Antonio (Texas) to Sarajevo
On Thursday March 31, 2021. Sarajevo Airport welcomed its first ever direct flight from San Antonio (Texas) in the United States. The flight was operated by Maltese VistaJet with Bombardier Global 6000 Business jet (registration 9H-VJJ). The next day same aircraft operated flight from Sarajevo to Nassau (NAS) in the Bahamas.
DATE
| FROM | TO | FLIGHT | FLIGHT TIME | STATUS |
01.04.2021. | Sarajevo (SJJ) | Nassau (NAS) | VJT 827 | 10:36 | Arrived |
31.03.2021. | San Antonio (SAN) | Sarajevo (SJJ) | VJT 827 | 10:36 | Arrived |
Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic Sarajevo Airport has seen some unusual aircraft and destinations including: Qatar Airways (Boeing 787-8), Dubai Air Wing (Boeing 747-400), Air Asia (Airbus 330-300), Silk Way Airlines (Ilyushin 76TD), Turkish Air Force (Airbus 400M), Austrian Air Force (Lockheed C-130 Hercules), ASL airlines Belgium (Boeing 757-200F), and many more.
Wednesday, March 31, 2021
✈ Sarajevo Airport opens COVID-19 testing site
The antigen testing will be performed inside the terminal building, while PCR testing will be performed in front of the terminal building where a suitable container is placed for walk in testing.
The working hours of testing site at Sarajevo International
Airport are aligned with airport opening hours from early morning to late
evening (05:00 to 22:00). The cost of PCR testing is 100 KM, while antigen
testing costs 45 KM.
This service was introduced in accordance with the
requirements and expectations of Sarajevo Airport passengers, making Sarajevo
Airport one of the first airports in the region to introduce the benefit of
COVID-19 testing at the airport for its passengers which greatly facilitates
travel for citizens during the coronavirus pandemic.
Eurofarm is privately owned Medical Center with diagnostic and treatment services in accordance with the highest world standards by the most eminent experts in the field of medicine, using modern technologies and respecting the fundamental ethical principles on which medical profession is based. The Medical Center is used by many foreign embassies and diplomatic missions in Sarajevo.
Source: Sarajevo Airport and Flying Bosnian
Tuesday, March 30, 2021
✈ Sarajevo Airport summer timetable 2021
In upcoming summer months Sarajevo International Airport will be connected to record number of destinations on three continents (Asia, Africa and Europe). Sarajevo Airport will have connections to 27 destinations in 15 countries (largest network for Sarajevo Airport, due to Wizz Air opening its base at the airport, with nine new routes across Europe. Anadolujet is newcomer to the airport with three new destinations in Turkey (Antalya, Bodrum and Istanbul). Norwegian Air will reintroduce its Scandinavian network with two weekly flights to Oslo and Stockholm, and one weekly flight to Copenhagen. Lufthansa Group will have strong presence at Sarajevo Airport this summer with Austrian Airlines operating 14 weekly departures to Vienna, Lufthansa will introduce daily flights from its hub at Frankfurt Airport, Eurowings will operate 3 weekly flights from Cologne and 2 weekly flights from Stuttgart, and finally Swiss Air Lines will operate 2 weekly flights from Zurich. Lufthansa Group will operate a total of 28 weekly departing flights from Sarajevo, putting the airline group at the second spot of weekly departures from Sarajevo International Airport, right after Turkish Airlines Group with 32 weekly departures, followed by Wizz Air with 21 weekly departures from Sarajevo.
Sunday, March 28, 2021
✈ Anadolujet launches Istanbul-Sarajevo flights
First AnadoluJet aircraft on the new Istanbul-Sarajevo-Istanbul route landed at Sarajevo International Airport today with a traditional water salute organized on the occasion.AnadoluJet operates as part of Turkish Airlines, and as of today it has started flights to Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport, which is located on the Asian side of Istanbul.
AnadoluJet will connect Sarajevo and Istanbul three times a week: on Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays, with a Boeing 737-800 aircraft offering 189 seats. Departure time from Sarajevo is 14:50 local time.
From today AnadoluJet has a special promotion of return
tickets on the new established route Sarajevo-Istanbul-Sarajevo starting 59.00 EUR.
This special offer will last until March 31, 2021.
In addition to Istanbul, the company plans to introduce flights to the Turkish resort towns Antalya and Bodrum on turkish coast.Flights from Antalya will start om May 19. with three times a week, increasing to daily from June 29. Flights from Bodrum to Sarajevo will start on June 07. Operating twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.
Source: Sarajevo Airport and flying Bosnian
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
✈ Anadolujet to start Antalya and Bodrum – Sarajevo flights
Anadolujet is increasing
its presence at Sarajevo International Airport with addition of two more
destinations in Turkey, Antalya and Bodrum. Last month the airline announced
flights between Istanbul (SAW) and Sarajevo. Antalya flights will start on May
19 with two times per week (Wednesday, and Friday), increasing to daily from
June 29. Bodrum flights will start on June 07, operating twice a week (Monday
and Friday). In upcoming summer season Anadolujet will operate 12 weekly flights from
Sarajevo to Turkey (Antalya 7x, Istanbul 3x and Bodrum 2x. All flights will operate with Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Source: Flying Bosnian
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
✈Eurowings to resume Stuttgart-Sarajevo flights
Eurowings will resume twice weekly service between Stuttgart and Sarajevo from May 04, 2021. Flights are scheduled to operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays until the end of October, with Airbus 319 aircraft. For upcoming summer season Eurowings will operate three weekly flights from Cologne to Sarajevo, two weekly from Stuttgart to Sarajevo and once weekly flight from Dusseldorf to Mostar.
Source: Flying Bosnian
✈Eurowings to resume summer seasonal flights to Mostar
Eurowings will resume one weekly service from Duesseldorf to
Mostar in upcoming summer season. Flights will operate once weekly on Sundays
from July 04 to August 29, 2021. Total of
9 round-trip flights are scheduled with Airbus 319 aircraft offering 1.296
seats in each direction. Currently, this is the only scheduled flight out of Mostar this summer season
Source: Flying Bosnian
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Friday, March 5, 2021
✈BHDCA - Izvještaj o događajima koji su uticali na sigurnost letenja u 2020.
Uz to, Bosna i Hercegovina (BiH) je član Evropske
konferencije civilnog vazduhoplovstva (European Civil Aviation Conference -
ECAC) ima i status posmatrača u radu Evropske agencije za bezbjednost u
vazduhoplovstvu (European Aviation Safety Agency - EASA).
BiH je ratifikovala Sporazum o uspostavljanju Zajedničke
vazduhoplovne oblasti (European Common Aviation Area - ECAA) i potpisala radni
aranžman sa EASA-оm, čime je prihvatila obavezu usklađivanja, transponovanja i
primjene propisa Evropske unije u oblasti civilnog vazduhoplovstva.
BHDCA, kao jedina vazduhoplovna nadzorna i regulatorna vlast
u Bosni i Hercegovini, učestvuje u osiguravanju bezbjednog odvijanja vazdušnog
saobraćaja u prostoru Bosne i Hercegovine.
U skladu sa obavezama preuzetim pristupanjem BiH, kao
punopravne članice, u ICAO, ECAC, EUROCONTROL i potpisivanjem ECAA multilateralnog
sporazuma sa Evropskom unijom, zadatak BHDCA je da obezbijedi implementaciju
međunarodnih standarda bezbjednosti letenja (Safety) i bezbjednosti civilnog
vazduhoplovstva (Security), kao i blisku saradnju sa subjektima odgovornim za
implementaciju pomenutih standarda i preporučenih praksi na operativnom nivou.
Bezbjednost letenja (Safety)
Funkciju regulatora i nadzor, a koju obavlja BHDCA, i koje se odnose na bezbjednost vazdusne plovidbe, obavljaju se kroz odredjene vazduhoplovne funcionalne oblasti, a to su:
a) plovidbenost vazduhoplova,
b) operacije vazduhoplova,
c) licenciranje letačkog osoblja,
d) vazduhoplovna navigacija,
e) aerodromi.
U Bosni i Hercegovini funkcionišu sljedeći pružaoci usluga,
od kojih se u najvećoj mjeri i dobijaju izvještaji o određenim događajima u oblasti
bezbjednosti letenja:
A) Agencija za pružanje usluga u vazdušnoj plovidbi Bosne i
Hercegovine (BHANSA)
B) Međunarodni aerodromi:
1) Međunarodni aerodrom Sarajevo
2) Međunarodni aerodrom Banja Luka
3) Međunarodni aerodrom Mostar i
4) Međunarodni aerodrom Tuzla
C) Letilišta:
1) ''Stipe Krišto'' Livno
2) ''Golubić'' Bihać
3) ''Urije'' Prijedor
4) ''Jegin lug'' Tuzla
5) ''Zalužani'' Banjaluka
6) ''Popovi-Bijeljina'' Bijeljina
7) ''Ciljuge'' Živinice
8) ''Medeno Polje'' Bosanski Petrovac
9) ''Glasinac'' Sokolac
10) ''Kenan Jusufbašić'' Visoko
11)
"Kreševo" Kreševo
12 ) "Nišići" Ilijaš
13) Ranč ‘’Lazy Horse" Hadžići
14) “Gorice” Krepšić
D) Tereni:
1) ''Paragliding Ljubuški'' Kula
2) ''Bjelašnica'' Bjelašnica
3) ’’Školsko brdo’’ Stričići, Manjača
E) Avio-kompanije:
1) ’’ICAR Air’’ Tuzla
2) ’’Fly Bosnia’’ Sarajevo
F) Škole letenja:
1) Vazduhoplovna škola Aero-klub
’’Prijedor’’ Prijedor
2) Vazduhoplovna škola Aero-klub ’’Sveti
Ilija“ Banja Luka
3) Škola letenja Aero-klub ’’Izet
Kurtalić’’ Visoko
4) Paraglajding klub ’’AIRDRENALINE’’ Banja
Luka
5) Vazduhoplovna škola ’’SBA škola
letenja’’ Sarajevo
6) ACRO d.o.o. Sarajevo
7) Vazduhoplovni klub ''SKYDIVE'' Banja
Luka
8) Klub slobodnog letenja ’’Kros’’ Banja Luka
G) Organizacije za održavanje vazduhoplova (PART 145),
kontinuiranu plovidbenost (CAMO) i vazduhoplovno-tehničku obuku:
1) Avioservis ''Ikar'' Laktaši (BA.MF)
2) Avioservis ''Ikar'' Laktaši (E7.MF)
3) Avioinženjering d.o.o. Laktaši (E7.MF)
4) ''Orao'' Bijeljina (E7.145)
5) ''Icar Air'' Tuzla (BA.MG)
6) ''Srednja škola metalskih zanimanja''
Sarajevo (BA.147)
7) AvioBOSS d.o.o. (BA.145)
8) ‘’FlyBosnia’’ Sarajevo (BA.MG)
H) Medicinski centri:
Zavod za zdravstvenu zaštitu radnika u saobraćaju –
Sarajevo
I) Centri za obuku vazduhoplovnog osoblja na aerodromu:
1) Centar za obuku aerodroma Sarajevo
2) Centar za obuku aerodroma Banja Luka
3) Centar za obuku aerodroma Tuzla
Identifikacija i sistematizacija hazarda i njihove
posljedice
Vazduhoplovna industrija se svakodnevno
susreće sa širokim spektrom rizika koji se odnose na letačke operacije, na
službe kontrole letenja, službe održavanja, aerodrome, kao i državnu
administraciju. Međutim, nemoguće je eliminisati sve rizike, niti su sve metode
mitigacije rizika ekonomski izvodljive.
Direkcija za civilno vazduhoplovstvo Bosne
i Hercegovine kontinuirano dobija izvještaje o događajima u civilnom
vazduhoplovstvu i vrši njihove analize i daje preporuke kako bi se unaprijedila
bezbjednost vazdušne plovidbe.
Radi lakšeg razumijevanja određenih
pojmova, koji će se koristiti u daljem tekstu, dajemo definiciju određenih
pojmova koji imaju sljedeće značenje:
a) Događaj: nesreća, ozbiljna nezgoda (ozbiljan incident) i incident, neispravnost ili kvar vazduhoplova, njegove opreme ili bilo kojeg elementa sistema vazdušne navigacije koji se koristi ili ima namjeru da se koristi u svrhu ili u vezi sa operacijama vazduhoplova ili sa obezbjeđenjem sistema upravljanja vazdušnim saobraćajem ili pružanja navigacione pomoći vazduhoplovu.
b) Nesreća (udes) - Accident: događaj povezan sa operacijom vazduhoplova, koji se desio od (trenutka) momenta ukrcavanja jedne ili više osoba u vazduhoplov sa namjerom da se obavi let do (trenutka) momenta iskrcavanja svih osoba iz vazduhoplova, pri čemu je nastala bilo koja od sljedećih posljedica:
1) smrt ili teška (ozbiljna) tjelesna
povreda osobe zbog:
a) boravka u vazduhoplovu, ili
b) direktnog kontakta s bilo kojim dijelom
vazduhoplova, uključujući dijelove koji su se odvojili od vazduhoplova, ili
c) direktne izloženosti izduvnom mlazu mlaznog motora, osim kada su povrede nastale zbog prirodnih uzroka, samopovređivanjem ili su ih nanijele druge osobe, ili kada su povrede nanesene slijepim putnicima koji su se skrivali izvan dijelova koji su na raspolaganju putnicima i posadi
2) oštećenje vazduhoplova ili oštećenje njegove strukture
koje negativno utiče na jačinu strukture ili karakteristike leta vazduhoplova ili
zahtijeva veću opravku ili zamjenu oštećene komponente, izuzev otkaza ili
oštećenja motora (kada je oštećenje ograničeno na motor, kapotaže ili agregate)
ili oštećenja elisa, krajeva krila, antena, guma, kočnica, oplate, malih
udubljenja ili proboja u oplati vazduhoplova
3) vazduhoplov nestao ili je potpuno nedostupan (nije mu
moguće prići).
c) Ozbiljna nezgoda (ozbiljan incident) -
Serious Incident: događaj (nezgoda) koji obuhvata okolnosti koje ukazuju da se
nesreća (udes) mogla dogoditi ili da se nesreća (udes) zamalo dogodila.
d) Nezgoda – Incident: događaj koji je
povezan sa operacijom vazduhoplova, koji utiče ili je mogao uticati na
bezbjednost vazduhoplova, a nije nesreća (udes).
Hazardi u sistemu bezbjednosti vazdušne
plovidbe (Safety) koji mogu izazvati nesreće, ozbiljne nezgode i nezgode,
svrstavaju u sljedeće vrste:
1) Hazardi koji se mogu javiti u toku
sprovođenja operacija sa vazduhoplovima;
2) Hazardi koji su u vezi sa tehničkom
uslovima, održavanjem i popravkom vazduhoplova;
3) Hazardi koji su u vezi sa aerodromima i
zemaljskim uslugama;
4) Hazardi koji su u vezi sa uslugama i objektima u vazdušnoj plovidbi.
Pregled događaja
Ukupan broj događaja koji su uticali na bezbjednost letenja (Safety), prijavljenih BHDCA u toku 2020. godine, je 59. Od toga su 23 dobrovoljna izvještaja o događajima.
Lista događaja koji su uticali na sigurnostletenja u 2020. godini
Thursday, March 4, 2021
✈FlyBosnia destinations - summer 2021
FlyBosnia is about take delivery of its first Airbus 320
aircraft from Onur Air. The aircraft is painted in full FlyBosnia livery,
featuring 180 seats in all economy class. The airline has signed agreement with
Fibula travel agency to operate charter flights to Turkey and Egypt but will
also operate regular flights to :
|
Destination
Airport |
Country |
|
Bahrain International Airport |
Bahrain |
|
Amman Queen Alia International Airport |
Jordan |
|
Muscat International
Airport |
Oman |
|
Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport |
Saudi Arabia |
|
Riyadh King Khalid
International Airport |
Saudi Arabia |
|
Doha International Airport |
Qatar |
FlyBosnia Airbus 320
at Istanbul Airport (March 4, 2021)
Source: Flying Bosnian
✈Sarajevo International Airport suspends passenger tax
House of Representatives of the Parliament of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina accepted the proposal of MP Nihad Čolpa to abolish taxes for passengers using airports in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Mostar, Sarajevo and Tuzla Airports). Sarajevo International Airport passenger service charge for departing passengers on international flights is KM 35,20 or €18,00. In December of last year, the Government of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has suspended a ten euros passenger tax at Sarajevo Airport (the tax was collected for the development of air transport in Bosnia and Herzegovina).The air transport development tax, was introduced in 2005 to fund the development of the country’s air transport sector, but it was only collected at Sarajevo Airport. Funds collected from this tax were used for development and subventions of Tuzla and Mostar Airports. The tax has been suspended until December 31, 2021.
With these two taxes discontinued, passengers departing Sarajevo Airport will pay KM 54,60 or €28,00 less per air ticket.
“Sarajevo Airport is the most expensive in the region when comes to passengers taxes. For example, the taxes are four times higher than in Turkey, where the taxes are paid only by domestic citizens, all with the aim to bring as many tourists as possible. Our cultural and historical heritage, the combination of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture, beautiful Olympic mountains, as well as a diverse gastronomic offer give us the predisposition to make our offer more competitive than the offers of other countries in the region. The suspension of these taxes for Sarajevo International Airport is the first in a series of measures in order for Bosnia and Herzegovina to become a tourist leader in the region, which it deserves”, concluded Mr. Čolpa.
Stimulating air travel market by discontinuing passenger taxes will
have multiple benefits on local economy, by bringing tourist to the country will create demand
for hotel accommodations, restaurants and shopping. Increased tourist
arrivals will signal for new domestic
investments in expanding accommodation capacities, creating new jobs in the hotel, rent a car and service industry.
Source: Flying Bosnian
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
✈ Sarajevo Airport open tenders for 2021
Sarajevo Airport is undergoing major development with main terminal building expansion, administrative building construction, parking and road access construction etc.…
Monday, March 1, 2021
✈ Ryanair plans to resume Banja Luka flights in May
Ryanair has resumed the sales of air tickets for flights to/from Banja Luka to European cities. According to the information available at the moment, if everything goes according to the plan without any lockdowns, Ryanair flights to/from Banja Luka will restart first week of the month May.
After a long break, caused by the coronavirus pandemic,
tickets can be purchased again for flights from: Berlin, Brussels-Charleroi,
Frankfurt-Hahn, Gothenburg, Memmingen and Vienna.
Resumption of flights
to Banja Luka is scheduled as follows:
Currently, Air Serbia is the only airline operating flights
to Banja Luka with just one weekly service from Belgrade onboard of 66 seater turboprop ATR-72 aircraft.
Source: Flying Bosnian
Sunday, February 28, 2021
✈Hifa Oil to build jet fuel terminal at Sarajevo International Airport
Hifa Oil will start construction of new modern jet fuel terminal at Sarajevo Airport. Aircraft fuel terminal will have underground tanks with capacity of one million liters of kerosene. In addition to the aircraft fuel terminal Hifa Oil plans to build a hotel and other ancillary facilities next to Sarajevo Airport, along the Sarajevo-Foca highway. In September of last year Municipal Council of Novi Grad Sarajevo made decision to sell 169 m2 of land, which resolved the issue of one of the traffic accesses to the future business hotel complex, jet fuel terminal and gas station at Sarajevo Airport. The total area of the land on which the facilities will be constructed is about 8.500 m2.
One of the most important private distributors of oil and
oil derivatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina, company Hifa Oil in 2017 began to
supply jet fuel to airlines operating at Sarajevo International Airport. The
year after a cooperation agreement was signed between Hifa Oil and Tuzla
International Airport, to provide jet fuel to airlines operating at Tuzla
Airport. With this agreement Hifa Oil
has positioned itself as largest distributor of jet fuel in Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
The past year was marked by the COVID-19 virus pandemic,
which had a negative impact on the global economy, which resulted in a decline
in economic activity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a collapse in air traffic and several
other negative consequences. Hifa Oil has adapted to the new situation by
finding solutions through the Strategy of Business in Crisis Situations and
Emergencies, and thanks to its financial and human capacities it has focused
its resources on returning airlines to Bosnia and Herzegovina by providing jet
fuel at very favorable rates.
Source: Flying Bosnian and Hifa Oil
Saturday, February 27, 2021
✈ BHANSA - new generation of 53 air traffic controllers
The largest project of training of air traffic controllers in the history of Europe, conducted in six countries (Czech Republic, Croatia, Finland, Serbia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina), has been successfully completed and as a result, today BHANSA has a complete generation of 53 new air traffic controllers, and thus improved efficiency and flow of air traffic in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Considering that the realization of this project was one of
the main requirements for takeover of responsibility in the entire Bosnia and
Herzegovina airspace, by signing this Agreement we were one step closer to the above-mentioned
goal. We are especially proud of becoming the youngest air navigation service
provider in Europe as we fulfilled our goal on the night of 4/5 December 2019.
Training of an air traffic controller, excluding the
selection process, lasts for about two years and it is conducted according to
the rigorous international standards and regulations.
"Many thanks to ANS CR and CANI, because without their long-lasting
training experience and professional approach it would be impossible to realize
this project. Easy communication, synergy and good organization of ANSPs and
regulators in six European countries, resulted in the accomplished success. We
hope better times are ahead of us, given the fact that the air traffic industry
is going through the worst crisis since its inception, we also hope we will
emerge from all this even stronger, and enjoy the success of joint projects in
the future", emphasized CEO of the BHANSA Mr. Primorac.
CEO of ANS CR, Mr. Jan Klas also notes that this is an
extraordinary international success.
"We consider this exceptional commercial contract to be
a very prestigious achievement of CANI because, in its scope, it was the
biggest commercial contract in the history of our company and one of the
biggest contracts of this kind in Europe over the last ten years. Of course, it
is the most important event for Bosnia and Herzegovina, namely in terms of
successful taking over of its own airspace", Mr. Klas, CEO of ANS CR
pointed out.
Source: Bosnia and Herzegovina Air Navigation Services
Agency (BHANSA)
Friday, February 26, 2021
✈ Freebird Airlines charter flights Tuzla-Antalya
This summer season Firebird Airlines will operate two weekly charter flights from Tuzla to Antalya. Flights will operate on Tuesdays and Fridays from June 08 to September 14, 2021 with Airbus 320 aircraft. Total of 29 round-trip flights are scheduled, offering 5.220 seats in each direction. Flights will operate on behalf of Goldentours, a travel agency from Tuzla offering vacation packages to Antalya.
Source: Flying Bosnian
Thursday, February 25, 2021
✈ Swiss to resume Zurich-Sarajevo flights
Swiss International Air Lines is resuming Zurich-Sarajevo
flights from July 02. Flights are scheduled to operate twice weekly (Friday and
Sunday) until the end of August. Flights are scheduled to operate with Airbus
220 aircraft. After Wizz Air has announced Sarajevo base, Lufthansa group has
decided to step up its Sarajevo operations with launching flights from
Frankfurt and reintroducing flights from Zurich. In upcoming summer season
Lufthansa Group will operate flights from Sarajevo to Cologne, Frankfurt, Vienna and Zurich.
Source: Flying Bosnian
✈ Lufthansa to launch Frankfurt-Sarajevo flights
Lufthansa is launching Frankfurt-Sarajevo flights on May 03,
2021. Flights from Frankfurt will operate four times per week (Monday,
Thursday, Friday and Sunday) increasing to daily from June. Lufthansa’s second
destination from Sarajevo, Munich resumption date is unknown. Flights
from Frankfurt will operate with Airbus 319 aircraft.
Source: Flying Bosnian and Lufthansa
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
✈ FlyBosnia Sarajevo – Turkey and Egypt charter flights
This summer season FlyBosnia will perform majority of charter flights between Sarajevo and Turkey. The largest two tourist agencies in the country Fibula and Centrotours have signed agreement with FlyBosnia to operate the flights on their behalf. FlyBosnia will operate flights with an Airbus A320 aircraft, offering 180 seats in all economy class. The airline will operate flights from Sarajevo to two destinations in Turkey, Antalya and Bodrum. Antalya will be served with six weekly flights, while Bodrum flights will run once weekly. New charter destination for FlyBosnia this summer season will be Hurgada in Egypt with one weekly flight from June 07 to September 23. In total FlyBosnia will operate a total of 72 round trip flights to Antalya, 11 round trip flights to Bodrum and 13 round trip flights to Hurgada, a total of 96 round trip flights, offering 34.560 seats in both directions.




























