AJet adds new Sarajevo and Skopje service

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Low cost carrier AJet will commence new seasonal flights from Bodrum to both Sarajevo and Skopje next year. The service to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s capital will commence on June 28 and run weekly, with further details available here, while flights to Skopje will start on July 2 with further information for the weekly rotation available here. Both were operated by AJet and its predecessor Anadolujet in the past, with the Sarajevo route in service between 2021 and 2024 and Skopje between 2022 and 2024, however, neither was maintained this year.

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  1. Anonymous13:45

    Ljubljana next...

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    1. Anonymous18:59

      I would more say SAW-OHD will be great addition for Ohrid with Pegasus or Ajet...

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    2. Anonymous20:34

      SAW-OMO should also finally be realised.

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    3. Anonymous22:54

      SAW actually can work well from any sized airport in the Ex-yu , even smaller ones, maybe not year round, but summer season will do the job nicely

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  2. Anonymous13:47

    Nice addition for SKP, we missed this flight , admin do you have end date of the flights? Thank you

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    1. EX-YU Aviation13:50

      Until the end of the 2026 summer season (last week of October).

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    2. Anonymous17:48

      Thank you alot🤗

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    3. Anonymous20:51

      This is because FIBULA decided to have “charter” to Bodrum this summer once a week, although its a schedulded flight were we can all buy seats, its mostly gonna be bought by the travel agencies.

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    4. Anonymous22:56

      So last year Fibula didnt have Bodrum in the offer out of Skopje?Why I think some agencies were selling Bodrum , or maybe I am wrong🤔 btw airports like Bodrum most likely are offered by tour agencies not only from Macedonia, even from biggeer Europe cities is the same scenario

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  3. Anonymous14:28

    Wow this is awesome news so happy for Skopje and Sarajevo. What other turkish cities could be connected to Skopje and Sarajevo?

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    1. Anonymous15:27

      Istanbul :)

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    2. Anonymous17:33

      Ankara -Skopje
      Ankara - Skopje
      Mersin/Adana - Sarajevo
      Why not Trabzon, Bursa, Diarbekir

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    3. Anonymous17:33

      Ankara - Sarajevo *

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    4. Anonymous18:58

      17:33 from all those you mention only Skopje-Ankara could work year round, the rest will work only seasonally...

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    5. Anonymous20:52

      Last season there was ESB-SKP as well as Mersin-Skopje and Diyarbakir-Skopje.

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    6. Anonymous21:28

      Who travel with these flights? Ankara-Skopje, Mersin-Skopje?

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    7. Anonymous22:58

      20:52 yes I hope those flights would be operative 2026 too
      21:28 alot of Macedonian turks root people as well Turkish citizens, this year almost 300k Turkish people visit Macedonia, and 250k + Macedonians visit Turkey

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  4. Anonymous18:56

    Bodrum is amazing in June , maybe they could started earlier but still great additon , affrodable all inclusive options , great hotels, the sea is amazing , definitely this giwes me option to spend one more vacation there from SKP next summer👏

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    1. Anonymous20:53

      The sea is cold in June. Most charters start in July.

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    2. Anonymous22:59

      I mean for the weather is still nice and its cheaper in June, the sea yes is good for swimming from July...

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  5. Anonymous20:26

    I am surprised that Bodrum and the Yugo word Podrum have the same meaning.
    Bodrum is an archeological excavation site which the Turkish people simply called `the cellars`..

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    1. Anonymous21:08

      Yes, Bodrum means cellar.
      Good observation!

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    2. Anonymous21:22

      There are tons of Turkish words in Serbian language

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