Nile Air to launch Tuzla charters

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Nile Air will operate charter flights between Hurghada and Tuzla during the 2026 summer season on behalf of local tour operators. The service is due to commence on June 2 from Hurghada and run weekly until September 2. Tickets are available exclusively as part of package holidays sold by tour operators. Further flight details can be found here.

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  1. Anonymous13:56

    Local tour operators are becoming really strong in Bosnia with many destinations considered exotic before. That's why it's weird Sarajevo still doesn't have Prague, Lisbon, Naples or Krakow flights that are sellouts in agencies.

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  2. Anonymous14:35

    Are these Tuzla's first intercontinental flights? :D

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    1. Anonymous15:06

      Nope. TZL had flights from SAW when SJJ was closed for fog. And SAW is on the other continent :D

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    2. Anonymous15:10

      As i know they had flights to Dubai in the past with AirArabia in 2011

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    3. Anonymous15:11

      True, forgot about those

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  3. Anonymous15:06

    Air Cairo also launches Tuzla-Hurghada Charters with Centrotours

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  4. Anonymous15:13

    Tuzla is making a big comeback

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    1. Anonymous15:31

      TZL should be working on getting hub flights by a legacy carrier like Austrian or Swiss. Even Eurowings would be a massive improvement on what they currently have.

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  5. Anonymous15:43

    Tuzla will have next year 5 Charter flights weekly in Summer season. 3pw to Antalya (2 pw Freebird 1pw Corendon Airlines) and 2pw to Hurghada (Nile Air and Air Cairo). Huge improvment.

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  6. Anonymous16:59

    Air Cairo also

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  7. Miroslav Smederevo17:10

    You would think these tour operators would work with these airlines to schedule warm weather destinations during the winter too.

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