Aegean Airlines to run Pristina charters

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Aegean Airlines will operate regular charters between Heraklion and Pristina this summer season. The flights will run once per week, on Saturdays, starting June 1 until September 21. Tickets will only be available through holiday packages purchased with local travel agents. Further flight details can be found here.

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  1. Anonymous10:45

    Nice. Athens would have been more appreciated for sure.

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    1. Anonymous11:41

      It's charter flights aimed at holidaymakers who go to Crete.
      How flying to ATH makes sense?

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    2. Anonymous11:55

      I am aware. I said I would have liked it better if Aegean launched flights to Athens instead.

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    3. Anonymous11:56

      people are obsessed with what they dont have

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    4. Anonymous13:31

      @11:56
      Far from obssesed. Rather unimpressed by the route to Heraklion!
      If I'm craving a Greek getaway, I take my car in Prishtina, and in a matter of 3-4 hrs I can find myself a nice spot between the pine trees overlooking Athos. Hence, taking a 2 hr flight to Heraklion would be somewhat underwhelming for my taste.

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    5. Anonymous14:20

      With Athens, they would have gotten some transit passengers headed to Saudi Arabia too

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    6. Anonymous14:43

      Why not flynas? Direct is better.😁

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    7. Anonymous14:53

      well thats your personal problem that you are unimpressed

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    8. Anonymous17:01

      @14:20 @14:43

      You guys seem to be trolling, but thats alright.

      FYI: Flynas would be very welcome at Prishtina Airport. So would EL-AL or Israir, as both Saudi Arabia and Israel lifted Visas in January 2024 for all Kosovo Passport holders.

      Exciting times ahead for Prishtina Airport!

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    9. Anonymous18:07

      Ahead? The visa-waivers have kicked in three months ago and no substantive routes have been announced.

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    10. Anonymous18:34

      @18:07
      I was talking about the recent visa-free travel between Kosovo and Israel, UAE etc. not the EU Visa liberalisation.
      I have also expected more routes this year, but maybe it's still early to judge. PRN prefers not giving any money to LCC's, so I suppose we have to be satisfied with the current current 20+% growth.

      Besides, Kosova has less than 2 mln people. What routes were you expecting?
      Some regional leisure routes and a possible direct to flight to JFK is all what PRN needs to properly fulfill the local demand.

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  2. Anonymous11:12

    Bravo PRN

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  3. Anonymous14:46

    6

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  4. Anonymous19:12

    BH Air has also launched charter flights to Bulgaria. Looks like PRN is finally getting more sunny destinations in autumn Turkey. Let's hope for Dubai one day.

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    1. Anonymous19:13

      Summer *

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    2. Anonymous20:25

      Probably some combination with Skopje?

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    3. Anonymous20:28

      Without Turkey, that's what I meant, I messed up the comment totally.... "Probably via SKP" Possible, yes! In general we all drive to Albania, en masse, it's good to see the interest in Greece in recent years.

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    4. Anonymous20:29

      Because I read here that they will fly to Skopje again, and that's why I thought that these charter flights might be through Skopje.

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    5. Anonymous20:31

      What is the tour operator?

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    6. Anonymous20:32

      Who*

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  5. Anonymous21:16

    Hopefully next year they schedule ATH-PRN regular service!

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  6. Anonymous09:35

    Not surprised

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