Monday, February 1, 2016
Montenegro Airlines has suspended its short-lived Vienna - Tuzla service, launched on December 23, 2015. Tour operator MySky, which initiated the flights and had exclusive sales rights, said "commercial reasons" were to blame for the suspension. The two-weekly service struggled with poor loads. There were an average of twenty to thirty passengers per flight, operated by the 104-seat Embraer E190 aircraft. All passengers booked for travel on the service will be compensated. Montenegro Airlines operated the flights with the routing Podgorica-Vienna-Tuzla-Vienna-Podgorica.
Montenegro Airlines has suspended its short-lived Vienna - Tuzla service, launched on December 23, 2015. Tour operator MySky, which initiated the flights and had exclusive sales rights, said "commercial reasons" were to blame for the suspension. The two-weekly service struggled with poor loads. There were an average of twenty to thirty passengers per flight, operated by the 104-seat Embraer E190 aircraft. All passengers booked for travel on the service will be compensated. Montenegro Airlines operated the flights with the routing Podgorica-Vienna-Tuzla-Vienna-Podgorica.
Not really surprised. It lasted longer than I thought it will.
ReplyDeleteNeither am I, it really lasted a bit longer than I thought it would.
DeleteHow much did the return TZLVIE ticket cost?
It seems only the real lowcost companies can survive, like WizzAir, people dont want to pay that much for this relation
ReplyDeleteHehhe "relation".
DeleteSerbian English :)
Shame ! You just let amateurs to handle whole operations , could happen in B&H only !!!
ReplyDeleteOnly reasons this service was cancelled are that it was very hard to make a booking at all and that noone of exyu people in Vienna had a slightest clue about this service due to sadly zero marketing! Service should be operated by a 70-seater Turboprop and with proper online booking facility and marketing they will fill 50-60 seats easily. The basic demand clearly is there.
ReplyDeleteIn my humble opininon, an ATR42-600 would serve the route perfectly well.
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