Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport will offer links to 54 destinations operated by 24 airlines during the 2015/16 winter season. Compared to last year, Qatar Airways has boosted its operations from Doha, maintaining daily flights compared to four weekly services last winter. In addition, easyJet, Pegasus Airlines and Wizz Air are all adding frequencies to their existing services to the Serbian capital, while Norwegian Air Shuttle's seasonal flights from Stockholm will now operate on a year-round basis throughout the winter season, the airport said in a press release. Furthermore, Aegean Airlines has boosted capacity on its Athens service from a Dash 8 turboprop to Airbus A320-family aircraft, while LOT Polish Airlines will resume flights from Warsaw on January 2. On the other hand, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines and Alitalia will reduce their number of flights, as well as Air Serbia on a number of destinations. Meanwhile, Turkish Airlines will double capacity on its cargo flights from Istanbul. The 2015/16 winter season began on Sunday and ends March 26.
Изразу busy недостају знаци навода, јер само је ЈУ направио масакр реда летења који ће утицати да пад промета у последња два месеца анулира малени раст током године.
ReplyDeleteТакође и Луфтханза смањује број летова током зиме и то у просеку за 7 летова недељно, а нигде се не помиње.
"On the other hand, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines and Alitalia will reduce their number of flights, as well as Air Serbia on a number of destinations."
DeleteEasyjet are not adding frequencies to its existing route to Geneva. Please, correct it. The winter season will obviously be much less busy than it was last winter. So the title of the article is not clear.
ReplyDeleteTheir press release says it is
DeleteZa po jedan let biće uvećana frekvencija kompanije Air Serbia za Bejrut i Tiranu, easyJet-a za Ženevu, Pegasus Airlines-a za Istanbul i Wizz Air-a za Getebrog, dok će avio-kompanija Norwegian Air Shuttle letove za Stokholm obavljati i tokom zimskog perioda.
Just check the timetable at easyjet.com, GVA-BEG double weekly, during Christmas period triple weekly, just the same was during last winter.
DeleteUnbelievable how they try to make cake from shit:
ReplyDelete-3 TAP, Lisabon, cancel route
-5 BH Airlines, Sarajevo, cancel route
-3 easyJet, Milano, cancel route
-2 Swiss, Geneva, cancel route
-2 Swiss, Zurich
-3 Alitalia, Rome
-7 Lufthansa, Frankfurt
-7 Lufthansa, Munich
-2 Aegean, Athens (bigger plane but less frequencies)
-35 Air Serbia
= -69 flights per week
More flights than last winter:
+1 Norwegian, Stockholm
+1 Pegasus, Istanbul
+1 Wizz, Eidhoven
+1 Wizz, Gothenburg
+3 Qatar, Doha
= +7 flights per week
So it is -62 flights per week!!!
Aegean is not operating fewer frequencies at all
DeleteTAP stopped flying last winter. Honestly your list is very is questionable.
DeleteТап је током прошлог зимског реда летења саобраћао само у Новембру и Децембру. У исто време ЛОТ је такође саобраћао у истом периоду, а ове године га нема. Како се ЛОТ враћа од Јануара, можемо рећи да се тај део листе који је направио потире
Delete-36 weekly overall frequencies compared to the last season (-32 Air Serbia)
DeleteGo Aegean!
DeleteAnother interesting point is that besides Prague and Ljubljana Iran Air is back in Belgrade for the winter, thrice weekly from Frankfurt.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.exyuaviation.com/2015/10/adria-seeking-8-million-capital.html?showComment=1445819868110#c1352994679157275429
Mogla bi ASL da imacodeshare i da se primaju putnici ali ne znam sto se to ne desi.
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Absence of air service agreement between the two countries. Austrian Airlines codeshares with Iran Air.
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