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Several air navigation service providers across the former Yugoslavia, along with airports and Air Serbia, have recorded their busiest 24-hour periods on record, according to the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol).
Several air navigation service providers across the former Yugoslavia, along with airports and Air Serbia, have recorded their busiest 24-hour periods on record, according to the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol).
Bosnia and Herzegovina's air navigation service provider, BHANSA, handled a record 2.259 flights on July 25, surpassing its previous peak of 2.148 flights recorded on July 3.
Croatia Control also set a new record on July 25, managing 4.433 flights in a single day, exceeding its previous high of 4.324 flights achieved on July 4.
Slovenia Control recorded its busiest day on July 25 as well, handling 2.202 flights, up from its previous record of 2.063 flights set on July 5.
Air Serbia logged a record 211 flight operations on July 24, surpassing its previous high of 209 flights. The airline also recently recorded its busiest day ever in terms of passengers carried.
Podgorica Airport registered the highest number of aircraft movements in its history on July 24, handling 96 movements, up from its previous record of 91 set on June 30.
Nice. I'm certain more records will be broken
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